jasonbenesch

How about some examples… I click on a couple links and it seemed to be working fine for me.

Try changing this to your permalink structure to:

/blog/%category%/%postname%/

You are going to want to use some ajax and pull in the feed.

Check out dynamicdrive.com and see if you can’t find some code there that would work.

It does that cause of all the images you have on the homepage… And the aol users prob still have dial up.

Try limiting how many posts show up under your options…

And maybe get rid of some of your ads… Haha those all have to load as well.

Isn’t there already a menu for the admin?

It’s gotta be in the wp-config file

Then edit the access_level/capability and make it lower, like 2.

You are looking at the wrong action…

Check out this page:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Adding_Administration_Menus

add_menu_page(page_title, menu_title, access_level/capability, file, [function]);

That is what you need to find.

I think this will work:

$query_month = get_query_var(‘monthnum’);

query_posts(‘cat=71&monthnum=$query_month’);

If you add that before the loop on your archive template, that should grab the month you want and then just grab the category you are looking for.

So let me get this straight…

There are two sites?

Site A and Site B.

Site A links to Site B and you want to have a link on Site B back to Site A?

I too at first doubted that there was a problem until I ran across it…

I have only seen it happen with Vista.

What happens is that in IE, you can’t post and in Firefox when you click on the anchor button in your tinymce, the box will not close nor allow you to add a link.

There is a simple solution to hack the problem, not necessarily solve it.

Under your options tab, make sure your site URL does not have www.

As long as your domain is just https://domain.com, that will solve the problem.

Hope that helps.

Hey Otto,

What would you suggest I do if we took this ‘dual category query’ one step further, and I wanted to echo the links of the dual categories on the sidebar.

For example, a user clicks on a category, that id is then passed to the function, and then the function spits out the ‘dual category links’ on the sidebar. So when a user, already on a category template, then clicks on the ‘dual category link,’ they will then see all of the posts filed within both of those categories.

I guess my question really comes down to, how would I best go about gathering an array of categories that have a relationship (are both connected to a post) to a given category?

Thanks.