ghop2003

I realize this is an old topic, but hopefully someone can help with a slightly different request I have.

I have categories and sub-categories. I have custom list on my homepage that will go to certain categories. I want to create a category page that will display a list of sub-categories followed by all posts that are in the main category. So, I want:

If main category page:
– list all sub-categories (without sub-category posts)
– then loop through posts in the main category

If sub-category page:
– Just list all the posts in the sub-category

It is worth noting that I only have two levels of categories: parent and child. So I might have: PHP > WordPress, but not PHP > WordPress > Themes.

Finally figured it out. Wasn’t actually a WordPress problem. It was a problem with the other program I was installing. It wanted the products directory to be CHMOD to 777. If I did that, it wouldn’t work. If I left it at 755, it works.

One last try. I looked at the database and didn’t see anything in there that mentioned a products page. I really need to figure this out.

I did the same thing (move from subdirectory to root) and had the same problem.

TO FIX:

1. Go to Settings -> Miscellaneous
2. Change the text in the box “Store uploads in this folder”
3. Most likely it should be the default “wp-content/uploads”

I did some further experimenting by creating another folder. It allows me to go to php files. Could the problem be related to the fact that at one time I created a page in WordPress that had the slug ‘products’? If so, does anyone know how to fix that?

It won’t let me navigate to the file either. The page I need to go to is “example.com/products/index.php”. I can go to other files (I tried a .txt file), but it appears that I cannot go to any php files.