Thx a lot for the updated link 😉

Instead of such a trick to get rid of the WordPress folder in the url, I prefered to keep it but enforce a redirection using a rule on the domain in a htaccess file put in the root.

Also, consider buying a domain (about 10€/year) so you can access your Synology using your ddns address and your blog using your domain name (you will simply have to configure your domain as an ‘alias’ of your ddns Synology.me). The redirect in the htaccess file will be only for request on the domain name and not on the ddns one)

I took some similarly code and now it works 🙂

http://wphacks.com/how-to-make-categories-drop-down-menu/

pls check it out cinemaattic.synology.me/wordpress

Soon i will try to get rid of the wordpress in URL, but I have tried it twice using this tips, but it has ended with a re-install, not sure if it’s related to hosting wp on Synology or not…
http://askwpgirl.com/how-do-i-move-wordpress-from-a-subdirectory-to-the-root-directory/

Here is the “new” site for Category Icons. With the light version I also get icons in menu drop-menu, so i tried the classic one and after the “margin” tweak it looks ok.

http://machkouri.net/caticons/

Weird… If I look at the html generated for your menu, it’s indeed one element which should not be there. Either it’s in your header.php and you didn’t noticed it ? Or it’s generated by the wp_list_categories function.

Possibly check in your dashboard that your categories “Home Theater”, “Swedish”, etc… don’t have a parent (combo ‘parent’ must be equal to “None”).

And I just noticed that “category icons” appear now in my menu. it was not the case before… I think it’s due to a recent update of the plugin as header.php contains now this php code:

if (function_exists(‘put_cat_icons’))
put_cat_icons( wp_list_categories(‘sort_column=name&sort_order=asc&
style=list&children=true&hierarchical=true&
title_li=0&exclude=13,1’.’&echo=0′));
else
wp_list_categories(‘sort_column=name&sort_order=asc&style=list&
children=true&hierarchical=true&title_li=0&exclude=13,1’);

Well, I don’t remember if it was the default one, but it’s named “Category Icons 2.2.3” from “Brahim Machkouri”.
Unfortunately, I get a 403 on its website http://www.category-icons.com.

For the link to the category, it’s generated by the method get_cat_icon() used in content.php to add the icon in front of posts’ title.
Look at Dashboard’s menu “Posts” > “Category Icons”; there is a tab “Template Tags” with the code to be used (if not by default in your content.php)

That being said, I did tweak a bit the style.css indeed…

This one is solved.

I guess you are using the classic one

trick was to edit style.css with

.myicons {
margin : 0 5px 0px 0;
}

But the result is not as nice as your site. I want the icon to work as a link to the category.

I have more or less the same purpose with me wp (installed yesterday…)

I have a problem to implement this tweak, i get an extra “category”. If you have time, pls check my blogg and hover category.

cinemaattic.synology.me/wordpress/