Vassilis Mastorostergios

I figured it out, it’s pretty simple and you use the get_categories() function

<?php $categories = get_categories( array('taxonomy' => 'country') ); ?>

						<?php foreach ( $categories as $category ) : ?>

							<li><?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/?nomoi=<?php echo $tax_nomos; ?>&country=<?php echo $category->category_nicename; ?></li>

						<?php endforeach; ?>

I’m looking on how to implement exactly this, anyone has any idea?

Anyone?

Sorry, I think that code actually displays the fourth icon ??

1st icon : no background-position change
2nd icon : -16px
3rd icon : -32px
4th icon : -48px

.. etc

You get the point

Check your .CSS, if all icons are in one gif (one icon under the other) he is using the background-position: class in CSS to display whatever icon he wants.

For example: If you have ten 16×16 icons then the icons.gif should be of 16px width and 160px height.

Say you want to display the third icon, the CSS will look something like this:

#icon {
background: url(..images/icons.gif) no-repeat;
background-position: 0 -48px;
}

Hope that helps

Bah, still haven’t figured it out, any ideas? I think it’s a simple “for” command but I’m a PHP noob

any help?

Minor corrections: “where $=” I mean where X= 1, 2, 3 etc
and “and wrap the <div id="testXcontent"><div class="accordion_child">..posts..</div> around the actual posts of each category.”

Also, only the first category should have the class “header_highlights” but if thats to difficult it can be skipped.

Any thoughts on how to do this? Thanks in advance!