mediagigolo

Thanks for taking the time to try to help me out. Between your example and a bit of tweakin' I managed to figure it out: <?php $aOptions = OnDemand::initOptions(false); ?> <?php if ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); rewind_posts(); } if ( in_category($aOptions['sideblog-cat']) ) { include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/category-blog.php'); }else if ( in_category("7") ) { include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/category-music.php'); }else{ include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/category-video.php'); } ?> The reason it wasn't working is that I needed to identify the category id# for music which was "7"

The visitor would select "Music" from the pulldown menu. Currently there are 6 choices: Blog, Featured, Movies, Books, Music & Video. Selecting "Blog" from the menu uses the "category-blog.php", while all other selections uses the "category-video.php" file. I want the menu to use "category-music.php" for "music" selections, "category-blog.php" for "blog" selections and "category-video.php" for the remaining 4 selections.

This might be a snap, but I'm a n00b when it comes to php. This is the script that I need to modify: It's a script used in my WordPress theme. It currently directs visitors (based on their menu choice) to either the "category-blog.php" file or to the "category-video.php" file. I need the above script to reflect 3 options. The third option would be "category-music.php", so it would be "...blog.php" or "...music.php", else "...video.php". I tried using "elseif", but I didn't have any success. Hopefully someone can help me out based on the info provided. Let me know if you require additional info