Okay, is there a way to set up the pages so if there aren't any links under that category the (0) doesn't show? The reason why is because one of my categories is merely a cross-reference category and has nothing but Related categories under it. Which means that the (0) shows 0 links and that might keep people from looking at it. Ideally, I'd like to set it up so that the (0) doesn't show if there is a 0 in it. If that isn't possible, can I set up the site so that no (0) show up on the home page but does show up on the other pages?

Hi
in subcategory.html

Replace your :
<%Number_of_Links%> global

With:

<%if Number_of_Links < 1%>
<%endif%>
<%if Number_of_Links > 0%>
<small><class="numlinks"> (<%Number_of_Links%>)</small>
<%endif%>

and that should do it.
Regards
KaTaBd

Users plug In - Multi Search And Remote Search plug in - WebRing plug in - Muslims Directory

I think you can use else:

<%if Number_of_Links < 1%>
<%else%>
<small><class="numlinks"> (<%Number_of_Links%>)</small>
<%endif%>

in subcategory.html try:

<%if Number_of_Links ne '0'%>(<%Number_of_Links%>)<%endif%>

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Matt G

Hi,
yes you are right
that should do the same.
Regards
KaTaBd

Users plug In - Multi Search And Remote Search plug in - WebRing plug in - Muslims Directory

Haha Matt beat us both :)

Except I can beat that:

<%if Number_of_Links > 0%>(<%Number_of_Links%>)<%endif%>

hehe...

how about this:

<%if Number_of_Links%>(<%Number_of_Links%>)<%endif%>



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Matt G

Oooo you meanie.

I can't beat it.

Well, actually, it would probably be better written as:

<%if Number_of_Links%>
<small><class="numlinks">(<%Number_of_Links%>)</small>
<%endif%>

As then there won't be any "dangling" html tags (i.e. <small> and <class>)...

(Assuming rhayne is using those default tags.)



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Matt G

I am using default tags....so this goes into the which page?

.../admin/templates/default/subcategory.html

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Matt G