emilekott

If you want to assign the template to all of your posts (when shown in a list) then simply edit the category.php file in your template (you don’t need to put any template name in the header – this is done for building special page – not post – templates).

If your blog posts are in a certain category (eg blog) then you can change the way that this category is displayed by adding a category-blog.php file and changing this…

Did you make a ‘movie library’ category? and this category (page) is empty?

If you create a (blank) page and assign it as the default post page in the reading settings, then all the posts will appear here no matter what category they are in.

If you want to have 2 separate posts pages, how about having a ‘blog’ category and a ‘movies’ category.

When you view /category/blog/ you will see the blog posts and /category/movies ,you will see the movie posts…

The posts page that you set in the reading settings is just the default post page that every single post (no matter what category) is added to.

If you add posts to a specific category, then they will be shown on page for that category.

For instance if you have a category of cars and assign some posts to it, (depending on your permalink settings), you will be able to view the posts by going to /category/cars

If you want to display multiple categories on a single page and display the posts sorted into categories etc, you would need to create a custom template and use WP_Query: http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Class_Reference/WP_Query

I have writtern a tutorial of how to make your own drop-down menus from scratch.

If you can give a link to your site, it may be easier to help you.

Cheers

Emile

This tutorial might be helpful to you.

But I reccomend getting a good basic understanding of html and css before.

Hi,

When I open in internet explorer 7, it looks very similar to firefox.

Which version of internet explorer are you having the problem with?

Cheers
Emile

2 ways to remove it.

1. As above, by editing your style.css file found in /wp-content/themes/twentyten/

2. Edit the header.php file in the same directory. It should say this:
<a href="<?php echo home_url( '/' ); ?>" title="<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( 'name', 'display' ) ); ?>" rel="home"><?php bloginfo( 'name' ); ?></a>

This is line 154 and is the php that echos the blog name to the top of the screen.

Before you go hacking apart a theme, check out Sam Parkinsons great tutorial on building a wordpress theme from scratch.

Cheers
Emile

The 3.0.1 menu system creates un-numbered lists as your menus.

When you have a sub menu item, it nests the un-numbered lists.

Using css you can transform these nested un-numbered lists into drop down menus.

However, you cannot just copy and paste the code I gave you unless you have added the relevant div to your php template.

Open your header.php file and take a look.

Try replacing:
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'sort_column' => 'menu_order', 'container_class' => 'menu-header' ) ); ?>

with

<div id="access">
<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'sort_column' => 'menu_order', 'container_class' => 'menu-header' ) ); ?>
</div>

This will put the nav menu into the #access div (which is what is being styled by the above css).

I am just guessing here as I cannot see your code. If that doesn’t work, upload your header.php code and I will take a look for you.