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Now that I have that straightened out, how do I call the category slug? get_the_category only seems to let me get id, title, and description. I’m using

foreach((get_the_category()) as $cat) {
echo $cat->cat_name . ' ';
}

as I am constructing a feed link on each category page. My loop doesn’t give me the slug though.

Thanks much. I was using example.com/feed/category/mycategory. That explains it.

I wanted to point out that I come from a web development background and I am used to having more control over layouts than the Visual Editor allows. When creating static pages, I would put html in the code editor, switch to the visual tab, and then save the document only to see the positioning of things change. I understand that WordPress is not a heavy duty CMS, and that the Visual Editor is set up to keep code XHTML compliant. By adding buttons to the Visual Editor by altering the TinyMCE.init parameters, I would break the XHTML compliance that is built in to WordPress. As a developer, it’s time for me to learn how to do table-less layouts via css so my code and my static pages will retain XHTML compliance.

I did that about a half hour ago. Things are finally staying where I put them! Thanks for the tip.

Firefox Ad Block Plus was killing them. A minor oversight on my part. ?? I had a look at the site in ie, and BAM! they were there!