• Theme Only shows 3 categories everywhere, i.e. all the widgets in the main page where one has to select categories to display posts shows only three..

    So i am not able to select posts from other categories to display on the main page..

    Please help me out…

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  • Can you post the link of you website .

    Meanwhile try this

    Go to NEW > CATEGORIES and make some new one . USE EX1 EX2 for easy navigation at first.

    Go to APPEARANCE > MENUS

    Edit menu link . Click CATEGORIES on left column and drag desired categories to the menus option . You can also decide to make those CATEGORIES to show as Primary or Secondary options

    Check out below link to see how it works on my site.

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    Hi I just found out that the categories which have no posts are hidden.
    Actually I am having some problems with this…

    Let’s say I have the following category/sub-categories structure:
    1.TRAVELS
    1.1UK
    1.1.1London
    1.1.2Liverpool
    1.2France

    2.SPORTS
    3.MEALS

    If, for example, the post is related to London, I add it ONLY in “London” category.
    This means the category “TRAVELS” will have 0 posts, but the sub-categories related to this one will contain posts.

    I was trying to use the widgets from ColorMag to create “Highlighted Posts” filtered by Category, and due to the fact that empty categories are not shown, I cannot create a “highlighted posts” widget with all TRAVELS posts.

    One workaround is to include the posts in categories and subcategories, for example: “TRAVELS”, “UK” and “London”, but it would be much easier to tag it only on a subcategory and consider all the posts included in a subcategory to be part of the main category, isn’t it? That’s how it usually works…

    Any suggestion on that? Many thanks!!

    One more thing: What is strange is that I can see this behaviour when I work with the widgets (from ColorMag), but not on the menus. If I add a generic category on a menu, it will show all posts included in the subcategories (as expected). BUt I cannot see this behaviour with widgets.

    There is an option on appearance settings where if you tick it can hide or show empty fields.

    Same applies for widget . and which widget are you referring to specifically.

    Secondly it is better click TRAVELS UK LONDON all . It’s good for seo for your site and also for you to organise the front page .

    You might want the secondary slider to show all options for travel and third slider for Food or other options .

    Creating too much intricate design sometimes takes viewers on goose chase .

    Why no create multisite for each categories

    If you can provide a link to your website . I can have a look and suggest you some more options

    Ok, I found out how to enable it bu adding: ‘hide_empty’ => 0 as a parameter in every wp_dropdown_categories call (on widgets.php file), but this doesn’t select the subcategories, so you can see the empty categories but nothing comes out.

    I ended up adding all categories and subcategories as you suggested.
    Many thanks!! 🙂

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