Joshuwar

Hi!

Well, I’ve been digging around and I’ve found a few things that are halfway similar to what I’m trying to do here and there on the forums.

But these aren’t trying to do the exact same thing I am; and as such I am totally at a loss. Almost. Actually, I’m kinda halfway there now, as I’ve added the post_is_in_descendant_category function and I’m using that to spit out info.

Now its just a case of getting the thing to output the subcategory’s name, and my syntax/tag knowledge forbids me this pleasure. Here’s my code for finding out whether a post is in the parent category:

<?php if ( post_is_in_descendant_category(7) ) {
echo "Bongo is in 7!";
}
else {
echo "Bongo is not in 7!";
}
?>

What I really need help with is replacing this Bongo stuff with the_category_which_is_the_descendant_of_the_parent_I_have_chosen

But that doesn’t seem to work.

Any assistance would again massively appreciated.

Thats’s a good idea- thank you! Perhaps a fixed position div in one of the corners…. I’ll get on it…

Glad you liked it!

No thoughts at all? It’s pretty inaccessible, yeah? duff type?

If you don’t mind poking around in the php, you can change this width- I had the same problem and found the culprit at line 375 of media.php:

return '<div ' . $id . 'class="wp-caption ' . $align . '" style="width: ' . (10 + (int) $width) . 'px">'

Just change ’10’ to whatever pixel width addition you require. None, in my case.

This should really be configurable in the editor, though, I agree.

Ciao!