category link in header
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Hi, in my blog at culvercrest.org, I have a link called ‘FAQ’ at the top. This currently goes to a unique page, on which is a link to culvercrest.org/category/faq. Is there a way to put this link into the header so that the user is instantly redirected to a category list rather than first having to visit a page just to click on another link?
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header links only point to pages or the home page, we can’t point to anywhere else. you could, however, put the faq link in a text widget and place it in your sidebar.
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Yeah, I had this originally, but my sidebar was getting too crowded and long (tall). It seems you can’t put a link in the text widget’s title line either, so that I could just have ‘FAQ’ in the sidebar. Instead, I had to have FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions. I suppose I’ll just have to make sure that there are a *lot* of frequently asked questions so that I can make subcategories of faq answers! :-)
Regarding the answer, I wonder if a good improvement for the ‘page’s to support optional redirects. Thus you would enter the title, but instead of body text, you’d just have a redirect. An RFE, I guess.
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it would be, but as we cannot edit the html of our blogs, it’s not possible from our end. you could send a suggestion to support staff though…
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