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Asidebar change the color scheme or virtually anything else you want by entering different PHP commands. For example if youd like to include some text that introduces the posts in the category insert the following code in the categorycategoryname.php file p This is some text that will display at the top of the Category page. p Youll want to insert this snippet above The Loop section of your template file. The Loop is PHP code used by WordPress to display posts. It can be found in your themes index.php and in any other Templates used to display post information. in these folders sometimes.
Contain dozens of lines of code and sometimes only a few. The basic Loop looks like php if haveposts php while haveposts thepost do stuff ... php endwhile php endif Digital Marketing Service For more display choices for your category pages including whether to display complete posts or post excerpts check out this documentation from the WordPress Codex. You can repeat these steps to create as many custom category templates on your site as you want. Style Individual Categories.
In WordPress Using CSS Before creating dozens of templates youll want to consider whether the changes you want to make to each category page require you to create a whole new template. If youd like to only make one or two small changes like changing the color of the post titles on the category page then you could add conditional tags in the Additional CSS module in your WordPress dashboard. To begin youll need to find out the ID of the categories you want to style. Youll then use this ID to reference individual category pages in your CSS declarations. To find out the category ID you can inspect the category page in your WordPress dashboard. After logging in to your dashboard navigate to Posts.
Contain dozens of lines of code and sometimes only a few. The basic Loop looks like php if haveposts php while haveposts thepost do stuff ... php endwhile php endif Digital Marketing Service For more display choices for your category pages including whether to display complete posts or post excerpts check out this documentation from the WordPress Codex. You can repeat these steps to create as many custom category templates on your site as you want. Style Individual Categories.
In WordPress Using CSS Before creating dozens of templates youll want to consider whether the changes you want to make to each category page require you to create a whole new template. If youd like to only make one or two small changes like changing the color of the post titles on the category page then you could add conditional tags in the Additional CSS module in your WordPress dashboard. To begin youll need to find out the ID of the categories you want to style. Youll then use this ID to reference individual category pages in your CSS declarations. To find out the category ID you can inspect the category page in your WordPress dashboard. After logging in to your dashboard navigate to Posts.