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thanks evita… although i’m still a little confused on how to add the else tag, it’s still throwing the error at me. I really should try and learn the basics of PHP.

any ideas?

Cheers for your help… I seem to have it working ??

But is there any way I can get the categories to show within a list?

thanks but that lists all my wordpress categories, I just want to display the categories that are applied to one post.

anyone?

thanks for the reply, however junxter doesn’t seem to work, i’ve also tried Edgeio and also had no luck with that.

Anyone else have any suggestions?

Perfect, thank you!

What I am trying to do is call the links from one blog on show them on another, there is probaly a simple way of doing this, I just thought the above might be possible.

thanks kineda

Anyone else have any comments / suggestions?

Anyone?

Anyone able to help me out here?

I don’t have a members area at the moment, however I am looking for something similar for another website I am working on, would be interested to see if there is anything out there that can do this.

I have several different templates setup, take a look: https://www.sblonline.org.uk

The main page is hard coded in the index.php file, I cannot go on and edit this file but it pulls posts and info from other areas.

If you visit a post you will see it has another template, this is my Single Post template.

If you go to the ‘Information’ area the page here has a standard page template which just shows the title in the blue bar ‘Information Centre’ then the template is blank from there onwards, this then allows me to enter HTML into the WYSIWYG editor in ‘write page’ in wordpress, once I have added the HTML the wysiwyg editor lets me go in and change it just like you would in an application such as dreamweaver.

If you then go to the ‘subjects’ area this is based on another template, which has the black bar and page style hard coded, this lets me drop text into a subject area when I want to add a new subject outline without having to edit HTML.

Not sure if that helps?

WordPress is great as a CMS if you set everything up right. I have nearly all the features you are looking to use on a site I coded into wordpress.

I coded the homepage myself to pull info from different places

I use a WYSIWYG editor to create HTML pages

I have a different template for posts

I use the nextgen gallery to display image galleries and slideshows.

It all works really well, having thousands of plugins avalaible really helps.