loneboat

Hey cool. Got it working. Mucho-bettero. Thanks!!

Only that I don’t know what it is. Is $wpdb an active connection to your mySQL db? (if so, that’d be great!)

No, I didn’t. How do I use that?

I’ve read about your plugin before. It look great! The only reason I didn’t want to use it was that I wanted to be certain it was being updated, rather than relying on people, spiders, and aggregators. (I think the only person who ever really visits my website is my wife and maybe my dad sometimes. It’s more of an online journal for me than an interesting website… ?? )

Found it. When you call wp_list_cats(), you need to put the argument “hide_empty=0” in the parenthesis, along with any other arguments you are using…

See this article on the codex…

Let me know if you want/need some help doing this…

This isn’t a bump, really, but I’m interested in the solution to this as well. I’ve been looking and cannot seem to find the answer. If you find the solution, ralesk, please do tell…

::goes back to searching::

Yay for moshu! Thanks…

Sorry again. I feel like a doofus. ??

Well, as long as I’ve started a thread, I might as well ask a real question then. Is there a way to code it? As in, could I force, say, a category to override the option set in the admin panel?

Erm, nevermind. Scratch that. I was making it too complicated – I thought that I had to code it. It’s in the admin panel under:

Options>>Reading>>Show at most x posts/days.

I’m dumb. Sorry…

“It’s the mutts nuts.”

Hee-hee. I like that! Please don’t get mad if I steal it…

Also (though I guess this is really a different topic): As I stated before, I’m uploading images/files through the “upload” screen. Is there any way to utilize sub-directories in my upload folder without using a third-party FTP utility?

Thanks! This’ll save me a lot of time…

Thanks…