onocrotalus

Have you looked at the documentation for conditional tags?

Your site tries to load some fairly intrusive ads.

Adding a minus sign before the cat id in the query_posts expression means “NOT cat n”

Well, now that you know how to control which categories show up on a page, try the same method on index.php.

Do you mean it’s stillposting on the homepage as well? That’s a seperate issue; you need to alter index.php, create a static front page, etc., to change that.

Altering the parameters of query_posts (i.e. the bit in brackets immediately following) changes how it behaves. In your case, I think it should read

<?php query_posts('cat=n'); ?>

where n is the id of the category you want displayed.

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Depending on which plugin you are using, you might have to add some code to your sidebar.php (for example) to get the calendar to display. Consult documentation on the website you got the plugin from.

I don’t know enough to comment on your problem, but I think bugs should be searched for on https://trac.www.ads-software.com and reported there if new.

So you want your ‘Property’ page to show all posts in a certain category? If so, you’ll need to create a modified page template (you might call it property.php), with a loop to fetch only all posts in the category. Then select property as the page template to be associated with your ‘Property’ page, using the dropdown list at the right of the edit page screen.

See section 7.3 in the ‘Pages’ document I linked to in my previous post for how to create a page template of your own.

I’ve never used it, but perhaps the query_posts function would be useful, e.g. make the new page template the same as the default, but add a call to include only posts in a certain category, before the Loop starts. See here for how you might do this; there could be better ways.

I think the text looks a bit of a mess. On the front page you have serif, sans, bold, italic, caps, lowercase, white, grey… I’d simplify the presentation a bit.

Where do you want this link to be (e.g. the sidebar, the footer)? I should get your site up and running first, because the easiest way to edit the theme files is to sign into your blog’s dashboard.

The ‘Post Title’ link you are posting has a format which you would use to call a post, not a page. If you’re not sure of the difference, look here.

To find the id of a page, log in to your blog’s admin area, click on the ‘manage’ tab at the top, then the ‘pages’ tab. This brings up a list of the pages you have created, with a column showing the id of each one. Note down these ids. The url of a given page should then be https://www.yoursite.com/?page_id=n where n is the id of the page you want to link to.

If you want links to more than one of your pages, in the form of a list, you could use the wp_list_pages template tag.

This documentation about the get_posts template tag might help you achieve this.

The shorthand is just that each number in the 3-digit code occurs twice in the 6-digit code, e.g. #123 is shorthand for #112233.