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1 Oct 24, 2008 03:16    

My b2evolution Version: 2.x

Hi there, I am new to this b2evolution experience but sofar it is a really great piece of software. Pleaes excuse my spelling. :) My main problum is this.

I have my main Category lists which are
#Digestion
#Heartburn

and my Sub-Category is #About Heartburn which is under main category #Heartburn

When I post to Sub-Category #About Heartburn the post is displayed in #About Heartburn and the main page with the other posts, which I do not want.

It is a Sub-Category so the main function should be to only display what is in the Sub-category. but instead my blog displays everything on the main page including whats in the Sub-Categories.

In my understanding a Sub-Category is there to hold a bunch of things inside a main Category so readers can click on the main category and read all the Sub-Categories. But my problum is that all the posts are displayed on my main page including the Subs.

is there anyway I can fix this. I know a little bit of CSS and PHP and I am willing to do some coding if I can get some instruction on what to do.

My blog is http://blogdigestalive.com

I hope I have made sense.

Thank you very much for all the help you can give.

Sincerly, Acharya D Hargreaves

2 Nov 10, 2008 21:58

Hello.

Nice website. Have you found the solution to this? It sounds like a feature I would like to have.

Also, I see in your website footer that it is using Wordpress software. Did you switch to Wordpress?

Thanks.

3 Nov 10, 2008 22:04

http://blogdigestalive.com wrote:

© 2008 - is proudly powered by WordPress

seems he havent :D.

i believe it's an issue that has been missed, it could possibly be solved, despite i havent read the post since it was described too long (:

4 Nov 11, 2008 02:26

Hi again. thank you all for replying to my post. I did switch to wordpress because wordpress alowed me to switch the posting of my posts from earliest on top. to latest on top, since that is what I needed.

my current blog is

http://blogdigestalive.com/

if you open up your index.php file you can place this little piece of code

<?php query_posts($query_string . "&order=ASC"); ?>

right under your

<?php get_header(); ?>

I found out that this will do the trick of reversing the post order.

I hope it works for you all. maybe it will work with B2evolution

anyways. have fun. and thanks again

Acharya das

5 Nov 11, 2008 05:39

Thanks sight800.

When I ran across this thread today, I wondered if you had found a solution as there was no way for me to tell by looking at your blog if you were trying to decide whether to switch from Wordpress to b2evol or whether you used to have b2evol and switched to Wordpress because you weren't able to get that feature.

I will look into your suggestion further as soon as I can. Hopefully, what you provided or some other solution will provide this functionality.

Thanks again and Good Luck!


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