Sillybean
Simple Yearly Archive Plugin for WordPress
The Simple Yearly Archive Plugin is extremely useful for certain uses of WordPress. I’ve just contributed a bit of code to fix the one problem I had with it, and my changes are now included in the latest version.
Posted on February 24, 2008 at 4:15 pm in Elsewhere, WordPress · 3 comments
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Could you please help me. I’m trying to figure out how to exclude one category. I can’t understand the author’s instructions in German, and I don’t know how PHP works well enough to figure it out. Could you tell me exactly what to change (or where to paste what line of code) in order to get a yearly archive that excludes category #3?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Hi, Andy. I honestly don’t know. Did you scroll down to the author’s instructions in English?
I figured out that I needed the Exec-PHP plugin. With that installed I can use the PHP script option and exclude categories. This was mentioned on the author’s homepage but crossed out (because it’s not necessary — unless you want to the customization options).