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I was able to resolve this by simply amending my shortcode to add a missing bit “args=”category_name=mycategoryofchoice”. So my shortcode became:
[qw_query args="category_name=mycategoryofchoice" id="1"].

Still not quite sure how I would’ve come here through the options on the QW ‘interface’ page, but this did the trick, hope it helps others!

Hey Jonathan,
Thank your for your quick response!

I’ve had a look at the options – I can find a way to display the taxonomy ‘Category’ under the ‘Fields’ box. But when I go under Filter I don’t immediately see the option for adding a filter based on a taxonomy?

These options I can see:
– Callback
(Provide a callback that can alter the query arguments in any way.)

– Meta Key
(Filter for a specific meta_key.)

– Meta Key/Value Compare
(Filter for a specific meta_key / meta_value pair.)

– Meta Query
(Filter for a single meta query)

– Meta Value
(Filter for a specific meta_value.)

– Post IDs
(Provide a list of post_ids to show or not show.)

– Post Types

Should I use any of these? Thanks again!

I solved it with the last suggestion! I now have to single-post files, one called single.php, the other one called single-events.php. Works brilliantly. The only downside is that this will require more ‘clicks’ to change the code to all single-posts, as now I have to edit two files. But that’s worth it!

Thanks!

Thanks Gregg. I have looked into that and it is a potential solution, just as an imagemap is. But changing the menu link will render these solutions useless.

If I could make the menu-link bigger then the actual menu, that would be the perfect solution. That way I could make the link the height of the menu + image underneath it. However as soon as I try to change the menu-height the actual menu bar gets bigger too…It’s a good idea though, but I need some CSS Help!

Any ideas? This image describes a potential solution:

Click here

OK – so now I have made my own child theme for this website, with a back-up of the Twentyten theme.

Once again I am struggling to connect an image to every menu-item, that can be spawned in a different DIV box.

This is the site: click