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FYI- It also looks fine in Google Chrome.

Thanks for trying to assist with this. However, I need the cities to strictly be sub-categories for their particular state. My issue is I only have 50 categories right now, one for each state. I was hoping to import all of the state’s cities using the plugin and creating the city sub-category during the import. I see what you’re saying above but from what I understand that would require me to manually enter thousands of city names nationwide before importing. If I’m mis-understanding please let me know, thanks again for your time.

Dvkbob, by doing that I can import the posts into sub-categories rather than categories? I’m just not clear on how that would be different than my current issue, thanks. I have about 15,000 cities that need to be imported into their respective state/parent category.

In my wordpress 2.9.1 version I just go to the pages area, click on the TRASH link at the top, and then RESTORE when you hover over the page that you want to get back.

I have a similar same issue. I am importing business listings in many states and cities. I have the states as categories and I want the cities for that particular state to be the sub-category. For example, I am using the “California, Los Angeles” on my CSV sheet but that makes 2 new categories (one for CA, one for LA). Any way of doing this without having to manually edit each city to place it into it’s parent? I love this plugin I just need a way around this one issue, thanks!

Thanks vtxyzzy, I am not familiar or comfortable enough with that to attempt it. Is that the only option? Does anyone else know of any other ways to turn hundreds of categories at once into a parent?

Thanks again, I actually follow you. I don’t have a category php so it would have to be on the archive php. I have thousands of categories (cities), hundreds for each state and right now i’m using <?php if (is_page(135)) wp_list_categories(‘child_of=10’); ?> in the page php. This is telling it to list California cities on the California page. I was assuming I’d have to enter that 50 times, once for each state. Am I on the right track? I guess I don’t understand how to use a custom field to tell the template which category/sub categories to post.

Can I just put a similar code on my page.php so that anytime a category is displayed it will show with 4 columns (I have 50 pages/not posts + categories for each state, I need to display that states sub category cities on each)? For example, on New York states page, I need to show the sub categories of New York (which I know how to do). Or would I need to make a custom template? Thanks for the advice.

I looked at that earlier but from what I understand it wouldn’t work. For example, on my New York state page I need to just display New York cities (the sub categories of New York). That plugin does what i am looking for but is there a way to display categories depending on which page you’re on?

Hi sribharath,
I know how to display the sub categories, I just need them to show in 4 columns not 1 long one.

EX.
Sub-Cat1 Sub-Cat2 Sub-Cat3 Sub-Cat4
Sub-Cat5 Sub-Cat6 Sub-Cat7 Sub-Cat8
Sub-Cat9 Sub-Cat10 Sub-Cat11 Sub-Cat12
Sub-Cat1 Sub-Cat2 Sub-Cat3 Sub-Cat4

Thanks mercime, I just found this in my archive php (no category php page)-

<?php if (is_search()) the_excerpt(); else the_content(__(‘Read the rest of this entry »’, ‘kubrick’)); ?>

and erased it all and that did it.

Any wordpress masters out there that can help me out with this?

I’d like to exclude more then one page, but the code you recommended and that I tried above didn’t work. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

It’s a page, I don’t have any posts right now. When I go and view all my pages this is what I see after the address when I hover over it so I’m assuming that’s the correct page ID #:

https://……wp-admin/page.php?action=edit&post=780

No problem, just did that on the searhc.php with the code below and the page with id #780 still shows up on the search. Does this look right?

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?><?php if( is_page(array(780))) continue;?>

<div class=”art-Post”>