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I did some further testing.

This is only a problem with Apache 2.2.x – 1.3.7 version does not have this.

ANyone ever heard of this/know a fix please?

It’s in the Codex – category-id.php where ‘id’ is the ID of that category

Thank you, great idea. Would the discussion go under my domain (which is what I want) or Flickr?

Thanks!

Thank you, I did. Clunky due to the fact it doesn’t work 100% according to alcheme’s post in that thread also it hacks core code rather than a more eloquent mod_rewrite-type solution.

The ability to append a file extension to pages as one can with posts would be super.

Did anyone fix this so it does work throughout?

How does you providing a link to the category template documentation resolve the problem of this post? i.e. there being no WYSIWYG editor for the category description.

Inflexible if there are 50 categories with identical layout and the only difference is their description.

Also, putting content into templates somewhat breaks the OO model.

Is there any way to do this; get a WYSIWYG editor so one can format category descriptions in the same way as posts and pages?

I took a working them and edited it then I took the code I wanted checked from the templates I created and pasted that, trying to avoid posting long code.

If anyone can actually say whether the PHP code in these three code samples look correct, with loops in the correct place, I’d be grateful.

>>>I’m a little confused. Is there a problem with the code, or would you like a review of your site?

Hi,

I created three templates (above) and wanted someone to review the code for correctness and advise any changes/improvements.

Hi,

I am new here and this is my first set of simple templates using WordPress. Am I posting this in the wrong place to get a response?

Thank you.

Is there a better way for me to display the code for this?

Thanks for the clarification but having a massive htaccess file is clunky in the extreme. With even 25 pages the htaccess file becomes big – it’s like WP never heard of regex within mod_rewrite rules; it is inefficient.

My question remains…

* Are there other examples of simpler mod_rewrite rules that don’t require WP to rewrite the .htaccess file every new page, resulting in huge .htaccess files?

* How to make such rules work for pages where I require an .html extension (these examples only work for posts.html /pages/ (not pages.html