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  1. November 21st, 2009 #11
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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    Thanks for useful info.
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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    If it is possible to show the latest posts under the category part?
    I mean to put for example 10 posts under your category part. Just like default Classipress does.
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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    Quote Originally Posted by frankrss
    If it is possible to show the latest posts under the category part?
    I mean to put for example 10 posts under your category part. Just like default Classipress does.
    Absolutely I could make it do that if I wanted it too
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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    Could you post the code how you displaying the categories in front page?
    And it would be good if you do in below way(just my opinion):

    under the category, Buy and Sell , you are showing around 12 subcategories. in future if categories are more page can grow dramatically. so it would be good if you show only 3 or 4 sub categories and put more link. If user put mouse on more link, the remaining subcategories need to be collapsed to view by user. once user do on mouse out, the list need to be collapse up to its original state.

    this can be do by jquery and already implemented in premium news theme by woothemes.
    demo link is http://www.woothemes.com/demo/?t=1
    see how categories are functioning in sidebar.

    It would be helpful for us if you post the code to display the categories like you did. so no need to reinvent the wheel if we too want to do that?

    thanks.
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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    Quote Originally Posted by rarepearldesign
    Quote Originally Posted by frankrss
    If it is possible to show the latest posts under the category part?
    If you mean as a linked category, then yes, I actually have to make that update for the client. That "Categories" page is actually just a template I set the landing page to use. The template simply lists the categories / links as I wanted. The category columns are leveled out by manually choosing with categories will be listed in each column by me in the template. It's not 100% automatic.
    see this theme http://theme.anunciamex.com/demo/ he automated categories and locatons. see if you can help us by assisting with your code.
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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    Did anyone ever get code to figure out how to do this?

    I'm a ruby guy... but i've been hacking classipress the last few days to get some functionality complete. Now, I need to do this (regional selection & categories on home page) and would love to not have to re-invent the wheel.

    Thanks!

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    Re: Launced a Custom Classifieds Site for a Client

    Quote Originally Posted by rarepearldesign
    Hi guys,

    I am a freelance designer/developer (mostly developer) and would like to thank Classipress for a solid out of the box theme to use. My client wanted it to look nothing like what it offered and I spent many hours making it look like what his vision asked for. A clean but dark themed classifieds site that was easy to use.

    After customizing all the layouts, plugins, css, and more and we have the beta launch of:

    Kucha
    http://www.kucha.ca" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

    I built it on Classipress for Yvan Biljan who has big plans to keep adding and developing more into it so stay tuned.
    what are your rates to install, i want to redo"www.yourfreepages.com"using classipress

    write back:junkyourcar@aol.com
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