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if(!function_exists('hkb_get_term_desc')){

    function hkb_get_term_desc($category=null){
        $hkb_term_desc = '';
        $term = hkb_get_term($category);
        if($term && isset($term->description)){
            $hkb_term_desc = $term->description;
        }
        return $hkb_term_desc;
    }
}
if(!function_exists('hkb_term_desc')){

    function hkb_term_desc($category=null){
        echo hkb_get_term_desc($category);
    }
}

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HelpGuru theme*

Thank you Michael!
I’m fairly new to WordPress and I wasn’t certain what for, or where to look..! I feel like I’m close; I’m using the Heroic Knowledge Base theme so I think the file directing the way the categories look is hkb.taxonomy.category.php. I see that what I did, according to the link you referred me to, works when using the code below! But it changes all my categories, and not only my desired one…

<div class="hkb-category__header">
     <h2 class="hkb-category__glossary">
     </h2>

     <?php the_content(); ?>
</div>

How would I only affect one category?

Nevermind, I have opted for another slider plugin!