darrensa

I’m looking for the same thing. Any one got any ideas? Please let me know if you’ve found a solution too Erve.

So, I’m winning so far. I’ve given the divs an unique ID thanks to $count. The only problem is that i’m using single.php to load into the content area and really need single.php to use for a permalink. Is there any way to use two single.php based on which link is clicked and not category?

anyone have any possible solutions to this….?

Hi,

Thanks, I have managed to get it working. I was installing from new.

In case someone else is having this same issue, here’s what I did:

1. Installed WordPress 2.9 RC1 (Essentially 2.9.0)
2. Did the Automatic Upgrade to 2.9.1 (This seemed to fix the TinyMCE)
3. The styling still didn’t look correct though, so cleared my cache and tried again, this seemed to fix the issue.

I’m not sure if step 3 was the only step required, but upgrading did seem to get the TinyMCE working, so if you’re battling, give it a go.

Hi ptrz,

Not sure I understand completely, but in the index.php you will see a line like this near the bottom:

<?php get_sidebar('2'); ?>

If you remove that it should remove the ‘sidebar’ that appears at the bottom…

Hi, is there any possible to exclude a category from this theme? (trying to insert a sidebar). All methods seem to break the ‘single view’, ‘archives’ and ‘search’ pages. Any way to fix this?

Hi enotodden.

Unfortunately I have tried the above mentioned methods, but the problem with “if (is_home()) if (in_category(‘14′)) continue;” is that it doesn’t keep a consistent number of posts on the homepage.

Hey,

Thank you for the info, will go through it all now. Have definitely done some googling, been trying to get this working for a few days now! This thread is my last resort.

Will let you know if any of it works!

Turns out ACE doesn’t work with wordpress 2.9.1. I just want to exclude cat6 from EVERYTHING (search bars, archives, etc) and just have it show when called in the code….

But using <?php query_posts($query_string . ‘&cat=-6’); ?> breaks the theme. Must be something to do with the information already inside the $query_string….?

Another possible route which seems to work is to use the “Advanced Category Excluder”, which excludes category 6 from everywhere. The only problem is that it’s not possible to call manually now (as ACE overrides it….) Any know how to override the ACE settings with code to show cat6 in a separate div?

I guess the easiest way would perhaps be to edit the includes file (link-template.php?) to exclude cat6 from the wordpress ‘reading options’ count? I just have no idea where to start within that file…

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately this does not work correctly with the “Tanzaku” theme I am using. I have tried everything and the above way seems like the only possible route…