Sebastien Couture

Can you suggest anything for better managing custom fields. I’m already using Custom Field Templates.

The problem I seem to be having is that the keys don’t stay put. If I knew that Amazon was always $price[0] and Coles $price[1], I could manage that but I don’t know if I trust that they will stay in place.

Thanks
Seb

MichaelH, you know everything.

Thanks

Seb

Yes thank you. I know I could use /%category&%/%postname%.html to achieve exactly what I’m trying to. However I want to hide the category base. The Top Level Categories plugin is installed to do this but it doesn’t allow to add the post name to a category link.

Is there an other solution. Perhaps a hack.

Sebastien

I’ve changed the code to this rather to exclude the categories that I don’t want. This way the categories do in fact get removed and i see the stiky post, however WP seems to think I’m always on the homepage. For instance, if I go to a category archive, I still get the same posts as I see on the home.

$paged = (get_query_var('paged')) ? get_query_var('paged') : 1;
	$post_per_page = 7;

	$exculde = array_merge(cat_and_kids(20), cat_and_kids(21), cat_and_kids(366));

	$args=array(
		'category__not_in'=>$exculde,
		'paged'=>$paged,
		'showposts'=>$post_per_page
	);

cat_and_kids() is a function I created that puts a category ID and all those of it’s children in an array.

Thanks, that just simplified a lot of things for me.