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The outline of what you want to do looks reasonable. Here are some details: {# get the category from the segment #} {% set parentCategory = craft.categories.slug(craft.request.segment(2)) %} {# get …

This should work with your current nav: {% set categories = craft.categories.group('products') %} <ul id="sideNav"> {% for category in categories %} {% set thisIsActiveCategory = (category.slug …

How do I list the entries related to a category? article on the Craft site should get you headed in the right direction. You can fetch the entries related to a given category with a little help …

When you set up your category, you check the Categories in this group have their own URLs box, and you give the category a URL (suppose it is category/{slug}), and a template (suppose it is category/_entry …

I am guessing that series is your category field. In that case, you are grouping your entries by the title of their first (and only?) category. In the loop {% for category, catEntries in entries | gr …

If you have a 2-level category, and you select one of the nested categories (Los Angeles), what you get in your entry is Los Angeles and its parent (California). … One way to be more explicit about the cities and the states is to loop over just the cities using level to fetch only the categories at a specific level in the category, and then for each city, fetch its …

I just found myself doing this exact thing. The trick is to use saveRelations to set the category. In my example, my category id is 18840, my field is market, and my section is events. I created a t …

What you want is the categories that do not have descendants. I would loop over all the categories, and skip the ones with descendants. …

An ElementCriteriaModel is "used to fetch elements with a given set of parameters." {{ entry.blogCategory }} hasn't yet fetched your category element. You need: <p class="category">{{ entry.blogCate …

Craft site has the excellent document How do I list the entries related to a category? Building on that, you would fetch your category (by slug), and then the entries related to the category. {# Fet …

The first is to check the Categories in this group have their own URLs box in the Category Group settings. …

You could use a structure for Genre rather than categories. This would let you select Thrillers as a single entry. …

Do you have a limit of 1 set for the number of categories? … To work around this, you could model the regions with a structure rather than categories. …

So your code starts to look like this: {% for category in categories %} {{category.title}} {% if not loop.last %} {{ loop.revindex == 2 ? … ' and' : ',' }} {% endif %} {% endfor %} That code will leave a space before the ,, which you can fix by sticking everything on one line: {% for category in categories %} {{category.title}}{% if …

It sounds to me like a category is what you want - you just need to expand the user's concept of what categories are for. … If you want the choices to appear more like a drop down, you could use LJ Dynamic Fields, but you would still probably want to use categories for the underlying choices. …