Hi, I have my blog posts categorized by Main category and sub-category
– Body
— Fitness
— Nutrition, etc.
On the home page, when it shows the article and category it shows the main category (Body). Is there any way to show it sub-category instead (Fitness). Otherwise, it looks like all articles are on the same topic, but they’re not.
The website is here > http://www.allwellnessguide.com
Screenshot > https://imgur.com/a/pjYBU
Well, I need to have a category so all articles related to that category still show up when you go that page. So I have Category “Body” that contains Fitness, Nutrition, etc. So when someone goes to Body page they’ll see all other articles (http://www.allwellnessguide.com/article/category/body/). So that’s the reason I placed sub-categories into the main category. (Can that link be changed to just allwellnessguide.com/body without affecting article links?)
But it caused a problem because it’s not showing the sub-category Fitness, only Body, which makes it hard to figure out what the article is about, since most articles fall under body category
Is there any way to hide category and show sub-category? It’s very important.
Hi,
The category tag displayed on the modules will be the primary category of the post
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/primary-category/
If the post has only one category, it’s tag will be displayed. If there are more categories for the post, by default the first one alphabetically will be displayed as a tag. You can set a primary category manually to control which tag is shown.
Thanks
I have set the primary category, however the breadcrumb is displaying the other category.
Please see here:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/wrong-category-is-displayed/#post-207404
Thank you!
Hi,
@weselltickets Replied in the other topic. The breadcrumb as the other mentioned elements will be affected by the theme primary category setting.
Thanks