Manishjain

What if I want to say add the results in my search results. We operate an online store and have a search provision in that. So whenever some one searches using one keyword, we get the list of related products in the search results.

But now the articles from my blog to be listed in those search results. For eg if one searches for “nvidia” i should list all nvidia products as well as all the articles with “nvidia” in the content.

How to facilitate that.

This plugin should help. It doesn;t give the screen shots so am not sure if this is what you described you are looking for. But the description is found similar.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/j-post-slider/installation/

Do you find your posts in you database. Switching over to the default theme as in the afore mentioned thread. If it still persists open up your database and locate your posts.

It would certainly not effect your blog. But Make Sure you focus on your blog and create a suitable title which remains the same forever. Changing the Title Frequently would prevent the blog from having its identity. Title is what the visitors remember if they find good content on your blog.

There is already a thread which discusses this in detail . Check this https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/148005?replies=18

Can we also set the number of related posts that we want to appear in each page using this plugin

Is there any one who could help me with this . I have included the following code to exclude the subcategories

<?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&exclude=11&title_li=<h2>Categories</h2>'); ?>

It works fine but I have to many subcategories and It should be pretty difficult to add each of the ids for eg i have to exclude the subcategories 11-100 and the code above would go like

<?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&exclude=11,12,<strong>(till 100)</strong>&title_li=<h2>Categories</h2>'); ?>

which is a bit difficult also the coding would be long. Is there anyway to include anything like “11+” which would automatically exclude all the categories from 11 till 100

You should try collapsible category .. This is likely to work for you. Check this thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/236559?replies=11 for detailed discussion.

I Found a solution to my last query

I just added &exclude=11 to this line

<?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&exclude=11&title_li=<h2>Categories</h2>'); ?>

in my sidebar.php file and it excluded category with that specific id. It works perfect for me coz I dun want to have too many links on my pages as they are with minimum content.

But the problem I still have is I would atleast want to have the subcategories in the category pages atleast. Just wondering if anyone could help me out on this.

Would it be wise if i create a different sidebar.php file for each main category that will show subcategories for that category alone.

I am also looking for a solution to this problem . Like Richyblue, I have a few subcategories for each of the main categories and I would want to hide them. Basically I would want only the subcategories to appear only in the category pages under which these sub categories are listed.

However i first need to trace as to how to exclude these subcategories from listing in the main page as well as other pages .

I tried <?php wp_list_cats(‘exclude=4, 5’); ?> but doesn’t with the deprecated wp_list_categories.

Have skimmed through most of the source but couldn’t find