I looked at your link, but do not understand. How does adding a page break link up the article titles? The php code only has a simple echo command for the title. A pagebreak would not create an href tag.

In order to recreate the boxes around the subcategories we had to add a div id with its own custom style. We could not figure out how to do this without changing the css. Anyway, we might not have done this correctly, but our 2.0 site looks and feels like 1.0.

I think it is just easier if they add a Category Frontpage Layout. Or atleast when no categories is selected in the Category Layout, it will only displays the categories itself.

Birger :)

Drew Hendricks - how did you do that screenshot? Did you do it yourself - the look that you had there is what I want.

I would appreciate if you shared with me how to do it.

Thanks.

the pagebreak does not break up article titles but it does make that title linkable - dont ask me why as I really dont have a clue but I have found you cannot link to the title without a pagebreak and as a result a read on link!

On the other note I too agree, that was not the query though, the K2 frontpage does not look identical to K2v1 - thats just how things go im afraid when they progress. you can make the layout very similar as standard though but if you REALLY have to make it look identical then yes you will have to use css, my point is there is no NEED to.

cheers

leigh :)

Default view on 1.0 was a lot easier, but this works too. Also it was a worthy exercise to get more familiar with 2.0 layout

So how do you do it without using CSS? Is the secret using page breaks? If so how and what?

Thanks

Travis Brackett - how did you do that? It looks really good and is what I want to do!

OK, you did some code editing...is it complicated?

I somehow replicated it, but still I need to remove some stuff. Like the sub-category name, etc.

Birger :)