GoutWeed

Thnx.
I thought the custom field was a good way to go. But futher reading I have discarded that thought. I guess the solution is to put it inside the loop.
I’m still not sure how to proceed.

COOL ??
We need to get Simon Elvery to upgrade his already excellent WP-Footnotes plugin with this feature.

dockboggs:
I guess this plug in can to that. It allows you to define a text to be displayed before the link to the recent post.

https://dev.wp-plugins.org/browser/recent-posts/

Yes, I used a full URL

But I managed to fix Owens plugin.

Works like a charm, thank you very much moshu.

Sites up and running.

The redirect should to point to https://www.ekstremisme.dk/?cat=11

<redirect https://www.ekstremisme.dk/?cat=11 />


As for Owens plug
Neither replacing wp_redirect($redirect); with header("Location: $redirect") nor ("Refresh: 0;url=$redirect"); worked for me. (I guessing the latter goes same place as the former)
header("Location: $redirect") actually crashed my site.

David,
I care ??
But I cant get your plugin to function. I add
<redirect https://www.myblog.dk/?cat=11 /> but get a page not found error. (including https://)

I’ll try Owens Rediretify Plugin https://asymptomatic.net/2005/03/22/1413/redirectify-plugin/

Sounds good, thank you.
I manage to make a category template, but i would really like to place it in a page hierki. Is that possible?

moshu:
Firstly, thanks. My searching skills are lacking, as I wasnt even aware Category_Templates existed.
Secondly I want to display a list of category 11 in a WordPress Page, in a page hieraki.

ROb:
Thanks, but that didn’t work either. The problem is I get the title of the first post, but all the text of the following posts are display.

I guess what im trying to make is a archives page listing only one category, and have another archives page listing another category.

Thank you. I’ll certainly give it try.

That didnt work either.

Are there any Recent Post plugins that allows the exclusion of a category?

Maybe this will do, but I have no clue as to where the code should be placed….

INNER JOIN $wpdb->post2cat ON ($wpdb->posts.ID = $wpdb->post2cat.post_ID) AND ($wpdb->post2cat.category_id != Category ID number here)

Is there it possible to to exclude a certain Category from being displayed as a plugin hack?

Either to identify the category as in
<?php if ( !(in_category('28')) ) { ?>

Or to eliminate it from thw query
<?php
query_posts('cat=-1');
?>