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Miklb: Thanks for the tip on the “more” tag. I was beginning to wonder what that was for. : )

Moshu, I have created a seperate category.php page for each of my categories (so in total, I have about 10 different category pages right now copied from the original index.php. I named them category-2.php, category-3.php, etc… corresponding them to the topic on hand. I basically am following what the codex tutorial instructed to do for the category templates. Next, I’m guessing I would create seperate stylesheets for each design which I don’t mind at all. So, I basically need to use for example, category-2.php to call the corresponding stylesheet (i.e.category2style.css). Where in the code do I input the code to do this?

The discussion was here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/29434

So moshu, I still can’t figure out how to change design layouts for each category. The post you showed me was for a lady using the Kubrick Theme. Landzilla incorporates the header and sidebar into the main index.php file so I’m not sure where to paste some of the scripts she wrote for that “tutorial”. Any ideas?

Oh yeah, I can’t take credit for the design.. It was a WP theme called Landzilla. I just changed the header image. = )

I did moshu…Thanks for your help. I figured that out last night. About having to click for next and prev. months. Silly me. Now I have to wait til June. : )

JBerglund:

Can you please give me a hand with this. I’m using the Landzilla theme and all the calls for the CSS is located in the index.php. In fact, everything is in there. My blog is https://www.yunglee.com

Please have a look if you can and let me know where I need to insert the code and if I need to make any alterations to the code you have provided. Thank you.

Ohhh I c : (

<h2>Calendar</h2>
<div id=”calendar”>
<?php get_calendar(); ?>
</div>

well, yes, I put the calendar div id in the main index.php. The sidebar info is located there too. I guess I just need to find a way to edit the static html.

For the particular theme I’m using (Landzilla), there is no sidebar.php or footer.php file. And, I’m not trying to delete the actual footer but if you view the source, in the section where the calendar is, there is a footer tag there that I want to remove.

Okay, on my blog, there’s a section at the bottom of the calendar that looks out of place. Actually, it shouldn’t even be there. The person who helped me with the CSS said that it could be because of the footer in the HTML source code since her blog using the same calendar CSS looks fine. I wanted to edit this to see if that is the cause of the problem but I can’t edit to remove the footer in the section of the calendar : (

so CAN it be done? If yes, how? : )

oh bbbbbbooooooooo….

Hey coldforged, I really like your site by the way…if you’re the same guy i’m thinking of.
Anyhow, the theme editor doesn’t display what the actual source page displays so I can’t edit what I’m trying to edit. Weird eh?

Moshu, I read through the two posts and tried some things without much luck.

Maybe I was a little unclear. Here is my blog: https://www.yunglee.com

If you look at my categories, I have one for Daily News and one for Around the World.

The default template I am using now is called “Landzilla”.

For the daily news, I would like to use Landzilla.
Now suppose I want to use the theme, Kubrick for the category Around the World, is this possible?

Sorry guys…I’m not understanding the editing part as outlined in Codex.
Am I making all these changes to the category.php file through the WordPress Admin or doing them on my desktop and than uploading the file to my server?