Spencer Finnell

Yeah it’s possible. Have you deactived all plugins?

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You can automatically see all posts in a category by going to https://yoursite.com/category/category-slug

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Are you logged in as an admin on the site?

What is in index.php? Can you show me the code in paste bin.

Using an : with an if statement means you close it using something like endif, as opposed to a }. So your code should look like this:

<?php if (is_category('3') ):
 // we're in the Plants category, so show a plant ?>
 <img src='/images/plant.png' alt='a plant' />
<?php : elseif (is_category('4') ) :
 // we're in the Flowers category, so show a flower ?>
<img src='/images/flower.png' alt='a pretty flower' />
<?php endif; // end the if, no images for other other categories ?>

You had the others right, but on line 4, you needed a :

I’m not quite sure what you’re asking. If you assign a post to a category, it will show on the category archive page: https://kinetic-sound.com/category/autos-reviews/ Any posts in that category will be listed on that page.

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Also, are you using a custom theme?

You can solve your first problem with a static front page.

As for your second question, you’ll need to do a bit of HTML/CSS editing in order to add an extra column. Then you can use register_sidebar to create another widgetized area. You might want to check out Thirty Ten

This is what I see: https://screensnapr.com/u/9lp06b.png

Looks fine to me. If you are missing graphics/colors, etc, it will most likely be a theme problem (or possibly a conflicting plugin.)

Are you trying to change the title on the actual page, or the actual page title that appears in the browser title bar?

Have you disabled the Visual Editor in your profile on the site?

You can add class="alignleft" to the images and (hopefully if your theme has included that correclty) your images will align to the left, allowing the text to wrap around it.

By default it should load on the section of the page where you placed the <!--more--> tag. You want it to go further?

Did you create the sitemap manually? For example, it’s linking to https://tanzzmohd.com/blogging/ for the Blogging category, but it should be https://tanzzmohd.com/category/blogging/

The category isn’t in the permalink when you are viewing a post. Or are you using a plugin?