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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: How to display child categories on a page on my siteThanks for your reply George. You’re correct – I did remove the category prefix as I wanted the site URL to read in a logical order e.g. /books/genre/name-of-book. Currently, the menu is pointing to the books category https://copperminepress.com/books/ – this is rendering an elementor template to show books. As I said, what I’d really like is for https://copperminepress.com/books/ to display the child categories and not all the books. An earlier poster said this is only possible with elementor pro.
Surely there must be a plugin available to achieve this?
Thanks for your help so far. I’m learning a lot.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: How to display child categories on a page on my siteThanks for that and yes, not surprising at all that I need elementor pro! There surely must be a free way to achieve what I want. I did have a page with hardcoded links to each sub-category. It seems to clash with my navigation as my page and parent category were called books.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: How to display child categories on a page on my siteCurrently using Elementor for the site
Hi Piotr,
I have a similar problem and I see from your site you’ve fixed it. Can you tell me how you fixed your problem please?
Thanks,
J.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: NextGEN Gallery – Permalink Help PleaseMandolin,
I have a similar issue except it’s with displaying the tag cloud. My current wp permalink structure is \index.php\category\post-name\ and it works fine to display the gallery and images. When I introduce a tag cloud, the tag links are missing the index.php required to view them. I think I need to change a htaccess file but I don’t know where to find it. Any ideas?
Thanks,
J.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] Using TagsTags do work…kinda….at least in version 1.3.5.
First, go to an image you have uploaded and add a tag in the field next to the image. You can then go to the tags section and see a list of all the tags you have. (Issue: If I click a tag link here, it brings me to a page not found.)
If you want to display a tag cloud on a page or post, then add the shortcode [ tagcloud ] to the page. Note, remove the extra space from around tagcloud to get this to work. (Issue: Once I click on a tag link, I get a page not found. If I add index.php before the link, then it works. I think this may be a problem with the .htaccess file)