Template Tags/the category
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Description
Displays a link to the category or categories a post belongs to. This tag must be used within The Loop.
Usage
%%% <?php the_category('separator', 'parents' ); ?> %%%
Examples
Separated by Space
This usage lists categories with a space as the separator.
<p>Categories: <?php the_category(' '); ?></p>
Separated by Comma
Displays links to categories, each category separated by a comma (if more than one).
<p>This post is in: <?php the_category(', '); ?></p>
Separated by Arrow
Displays links to categories with an arrow (>) separating the categories. (Note: Take care when using this, since some viewers may interpret a category following a > as a subcategory of the one preceding it.)
<p>Categories: <?php the_category(' > '); ?></p>
Separated by a Bullet
Displays links to categories with a bullet (•) separating the categories.
%%%Post Categories: <?php the_category(' • '); ?>
%%%Parameters
- separator
- (string) Text or character to display between each category link. The default is to place the links in an unordered list.
- parents
- (string) How to display links that reside in child (sub) categories. Options are:
- 'multiple' - Display separate links to parent and child categories, exhibiting "parent/child" relationship.
- 'single' - Display link to child category only, with link text exhibiting "parent/child" relationship.
- Note: Default is a link to the child category, with no relationship exhibited.