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How to display only one category on WordPress posts page?
Assign each blog post to a Category (or multiple if you want it on multiple pages). Then in your Menu, create tabs/drop downs of all the categories. Then, each time you make a post to a specific category, it’ll show up on that page. The topic ‘Display only one category on “posts page”’ is closed to new replies.
How can I check if a post is within a given category?
Checks if the current post is within any of the given categories. The given categories are checked against the post’s categories’ term_ids, names and slugs. Categories given as integers will only be checked against the post’s categories’ term_ids.
How do I assign a blog post to a category?
If this is what you want to do, this is how I did it: Assign each blog post to a Category (or multiple if you want it on multiple pages). Then in your Menu, create tabs/drop downs of all the categories. Then, each time you make a post to a specific category, it’ll show up on that page.
How to test in category function in WordPress?
Introduced. During a request for an individual post (usually handled by the single.php template), you can test that post’s categories even before the Loop is begun. //
How to show one category only on your homepage?
I recommend installing the Front Page Category plugin to choose one category for your front page. This plugin is really lightweight and easy to use. The one problem with it, and the reason it has 1-star reviews, is that the settings are hard to find!
Can you set default post category in WordPress?
You can customize WordPress so much without writing code thanks to the thousands of great plugins. This is another great example of a simple customization made possible with the right plugin. If you want to further optimize the categories on your site, you can set a default post category to save some time when publishing new posts.