thinkadrian

Ignore my last comment.

Apparently, until now, I had this URL format (example):

https://trendgiveafck.com/street-walk/

when paging turneed on the site wanted to go to

https://trendgiveafck.com/street-walk/page/2

which led to a 404. But if I added “category”:

https://trendgiveafck.com/category/street-walk/page/2

I came to the correct page. So, I in the admin panel I went to

Settings->Permalinks and set the field “Category-base” to “category”

also checked my hard links in my meny to go to “category/street-walk/” instead of just “street-walk”

Problem resolved!

I read somewhere that you should “set up a page which uses the category as template”. Doesn’t make sense at all, though… but if it’s true, what name shouls the page have, and what more do I need to know to make it work?

correction, I get a 404

I tried both

$paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
query_posts(array(
		'cat' => 31,
		'order'=>'DESC',
		'paged'=>$paged,
		'posts_per_page' => 10,
));

and

query_posts($query_string.'&cat='.$catID.'&paged='.$paged.'&posts_per_page='.$maxPosts);

($catID and $maxPosts set)

still I’m taken back to index.php instead of a new category page. the URL is changed, though, to something that mght be correct…

I’d like these options, how do I get item #2?

1) on a category page
Category title | Site Name

2) on a single page
Page Name | Category title | Site name

It works great in Safari 4 even, but in Firefox 3 I don’t even get an <object> tag. The JS file is loaded as well as the CSS. In firebug my <h2> tag isn’t edited edited at all, but in the styles applied field it seems to have gotten the .SIFR-active class attached.

I guess it should look like <h2 class=”sifr-active”>Header</h2> but only looks like this <h2″>Header</h2>. Is it a bug?

I can’t get it to work, I’ve applied the correct path, but still no cigarr… ??

Any tips on what to NOT do?

https://www.trendgiveafuck.com