obertongluek

Thanks a lot for that, it’s good to get some healthy and nice feedback.

I have now updated the site with a new Flash header. I think it’s better for now. Until I change my mind. :p

I agree. I have been mostly inserting the content early in the morning due to lack of sleep, which is due to the heat.

It’s hardly an excuse, but it works for me. Thanks for pointing it out. ??

Nevermind. I created a copy of index.php and saved it as moviereviews.php, then told the script to load that as the template. Then I put the Loop code inside moviereview.php and now I’m editing that to get the results I want.

Thanks a lot for all your help; now I just need to exclude all “Movie Review” categorys from the main blog.

Thanks again,

Phil.

DZR, that works perfectly. If you were a woman, I would MARRY YOU! hahaha

One more thing, how do I change the title of this new page? Currently it is:

“Archive for the ‘Movie Reviews’ Category”

… and I simply wants:

“Movie Reviews”

I’m not sure how to override it. Sorry for seeming like a n00b. I know how to write PHP, but I’ve never used WordPress before so it’s all new to me.

Yes, that’s that I want. But I want the title “Movie Reviews” to be displayed in the menu, not in the sidebar and, also, I don’t want the movie review posts to appear on the main blog.

Ok, I understand, but how do I create the link in the menu, if I don’t use “Manage Pages > Write Page”? And how do I view the file once it’s created, so that I can start editing it?

Are you saying it’s not possible to create a new page link in the menu, which shows only posts of one category?

Edit: I have now copied the archives file and renamed it “category-4” … what to do now is the confusing part.

Moshu, I’ve already searched and found that page. It does exactly what I want but I just don’t get it. Maybe it’s ’cause it’s 4am and I’m tired but it just sounds like a load of mixed information.

I want a page called “Movie Reviews”, when the user clicks that I want the page to show all posts with the tag “Movie Reviews”. Can you tell me what to do to acheive that, because that page takes a simple question, and turns it into a complicated answer.

By the way, this is the code I have so far for my “Sublog” template, which I want to show ONLY posts with the tag “Movie Reviews”, just as posts are displayed on the homepage.

<?php
/*
Template Name: Sublog
*/
?>
<?php get_header(); ?>

<div class="content">

<div class="primary">

<div class="item">

<div class="pagetitle">
<h2 id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>"><a>" rel="bookmark" title='Permanent Link to "<?php the_title(); ?>"'><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>
<?php edit_post_link('<img src="'.get_bloginfo(template_directory).'/images/pencil.png" alt="Edit Link" />', '<span class="editlink">', '</span>'); ?>
</div>

</div>

</div>

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

</div>

<?php get_footer(); ?>