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Figured it out. Had comment tag <!– –> at the top of my php page.

Nvrmind. Fixed it. Not sure how lol.

Here’s the link to one of the category pages. Check it out on Explorer compared to Firefox or Safari. https://badideahouse.com/blog/category/devils/

The problem with this solution is that the caption just floats off to the side on its own…it’s not part of the thumbnail. Is there anyway to present the caption directly below the thumbnail image without having to dig into css every time you add one?

Unfortunately, that plugin doesn’t seem to be compatible with wordpress mu and buddypress ??

I have no problems uploading images. I’d just like to be able to upload .mp3 and .mov files

Brilliant. Worked like a charm. Thanks for directing me to those links too. Can’t emphasize enough how much stress you relieved!

Something along these lines:

<ul class="post-categories"> 

	<li class="xyz"><a href="https://mysite.com/blog/category/xyz/" title="View all posts in xyz" rel="category tag">xyz</a></li> 

	<li class="abc"><a href="https://mysite.com/blog/category/abc/" title="View all posts in abc" rel="category tag">abc</a></li>
</ul>

<ul class="post-categories"> 

	<li class="xyz"><a href="https://mysite.com/blog/category/xyz/" title="View all posts in xyz" rel="category tag">xyz</a></li> 

	<li class="mlv"><a href="https://mysite.com/blog/category/mlv/" title="View all posts in mlv" rel="category tag">mlv</a></li>
</ul>

Thanks, but this still doesn’t generate class id’s for each category in the post.

Anyone have any clue?

There’s not much written about the_category tag. Seems like a no brainer to be able to style multiple category links in a post but no one seems to be able to do it.

I’m using the_category tag within the loop. Is there any other way?

Unfortunately, I haven’t taught myself php yet. I only get the basics. Would you mind showing me how it would look after I loop through the $categories array?

Anyone have a clue?

Here’s what the html output looks like:

<div class="post-255 post sticky hentry category-nets category-yankees" class="post" id="post-255"> 

<a href="https://nysportsmill.mu/blog/category/nets/" title="View all posts in nets" rel="category tag">nets</a>,
<a href="https://nysportsmill.mu/blog/category/yankees/" title="View all posts in yankees" rel="category tag">yankees</a>

Anyone have any clue how to target/style those links?