petermackinnon

Thanks!

I was able to use that code and make this work exactly the way I want…

I really appreciate your help!

Awesome thanks!

this does work…

but…

on my category page I am not getting the links for the posts within the sub-category. So the category.php template now displays the sub-categories perfectly, so in my above example I see Angels and Demons and The Davinci Code but the links are trying to load another category, which does not exist…

So now I need to make an adjustment so that the links produced by this code are to the posts in the sub category…

Thanks so much for the response!

I was not aware that categories used the templates that way, this is great…

but the code example you posted breaks here: $child_cats=wp_list_categories($args);

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE

I am wondering if it is an issue with the array?

does it matter what I am passing to this category page from my page template?

Here is an example of the setup for clarity (I hope)

– Dan Brown <- Main Category
– Angels and Demons <- Sub Category
– Angels and Demons Review <- Post in Angels and Demons category

So right now the page will list Dan Brown

When I click Dan Brown I want to see another page that lists the books…

Then I click the name of the book to see the review…

Right now Clicking Dan Brown shows the review ??

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Can you please tell me what plugin you found?

I am having the same issue…

Thanks!

Any thoughts? Is more information required?

resolved, style sheet was not using .current_page_item

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Thanks very much for the help, I will check this out for sure!

Worked like a charm!