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How do I exclude a category in WordPress?
First thing you need to do is to install and activate the Ultimate Category Excluder plugin. For more details, you should follow our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin. Upon activation, you’ll need to go to Settings » Category Excluder page. It will display all the categories that are available on your WordPress blog.
Why do I have Portfolio category in my permalinks?
The above permalink issue appears because you are running a portfolio WordPress theme and your site is probably related to portfolio, photography or picture quotes. If you are a photo or portfolio blogger you may face the issue of a common portfolio category appearing in your permalinks.
How to assign a category to a certain page in WordPress?
In order to assign a custom post category to a certain page, please complete three basic steps: Step 1. First and foremost, you should create a new custom category to display certain posts: Log into WordPress administration panel and go to section. Choose Categories out of a menu list.
How to exclude specific pages from your WordPress search results?
For more control over the posts you want WordPress to ignore, you’ll need to use the Exclude Categories setting: All you have to do is set up a category and assign it to the posts you don’t want to show up in your search results. Then, select that category under the Exclude Categories section and save your changes.
How to add extra fields to category edit form?
Ohad. The first thing we need to do is add the extra fields to the category edit form using the hook edit_category_form_fields and we use a simple function that will print out the extra fields.
How to add categories to your WordPress home page?
We can use the WP_Query function itself to customise what posts are called and subsequently displayed on our home page, blox index or archives (e.g. category, date and tag archives). Alternatively, we can use the function query_posts to alter the main loop.
Where do I find category ID in WordPress?
From the code above you can see that all of the extra fields we’ve added are stored in the database’s options table with the name ‘category_ID’ , where ID is the id of the specific category we just edited and that means we can call this data in our plugins or theme files easily using the get_option function.