Michael Fields

Just a guess, as I am not all that familiar with the plugin or theme, but the plugin’s code should be used instead of the themes code in this case:

<?php if(function_exists('custax_the_terms')) custax_the_terms('thing', 'Things: ', ', ', '
'); ?>

Yes! It reminds of that time a few versions back when they deleted the ID’s… OH!!!!!!! the pain 🙂

Something like this might work for you ( inside http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/The_Loop )

<h2><?php print intval( $post->menu_order ); the_title(); ?></h2>

Check out the Shortcode API. I think it would be perfect for what you need to do. And a bit less work too!

This is more of a theme issue, I think… your current theme is probably using a shortened form of The Loop to display your category archives. My advice, would be to replace The Loop in the theme file that displays your categories; typically this is either category.php or archive.php – but this depends on your theme. Which theme are you using?

Have you tried moving the code that’s in home.php to a page template. You could then apply this template to a new page called home, set that to display as your home page… Just a thought… I never had much luck with home.php

Sorry mfields I’ve been rude without excuses, it’s too easy to be desperate with code.

Well, I guess we all have out moments…

I test what you said and whooami said, in the most simple way (without cart.php module) inside the theme folder in a clean php file with no results (absolute paths and relative).

The solution in the link assumes that you are trying to load WordPress functionality into a file that is not a part of your WordPress theme. Lets say you have a file in you web root and you want to add the header, footer and sidebar from you current theme, you would use:

require('./wp-blog-header.php');

at the top of the file and then you can use get_header(), get_footer() and get_sidebar() in this non-theme file.

I mean to say that the way to build and link a Php file calling the header, sidebar, and footer should be documented in the Codex, not that the codex have to be a solution for my case…

If you are looking to create a Custom Page Template, this is documented. Also see http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates

Probably we are missing something, maybe is the fact that I can’t link directly the page.php (for example) like example but page.php works inside the mechanism of wordpress but I don’t know how is working all this…
Can I call “cart.php” as a page template¿?? is inside a folder above of the theme files….

Please read this for and explanation:
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Template_Hierarchy

Can I call “cart.php” as a page template¿?? is inside a folder above of the theme files….
So how can I do it?! How can I call (link) this php with the header, sidebar, etc. that’s the question.

Hypothetically, yes, but there can be conflict with function names when bridging software like this… do you have a link to the cart module? By looking at your code, it appears that you have installed to module in your current theme’s directory… hmmm…

Please respond with the a link to cart module’s website and I’ll see what I can come up with.

-Mike