
The stadard wp_list_categories() functions echoes a list of all your categories. Let’s see how we can easily force the display of categories on two columns.

The stadard wp_list_categories() functions echoes a list of all your categories. Let’s see how we can easily force the display of categories on two columns.
Simply paste the following piece of code where you'd like your categories to be displayed:
<?php
$cats = explode("<br />",wp_list_categories('title_li=&echo=0&depth=1&style=none'));
$cat_n = count($cats) - 1;
for ($i=0;$i<$cat_n;$i++):
if ($i<$cat_n/2):
$cat_left = $cat_left.'<li>'.$cats[$i].'</li>';
elseif ($i>=$cat_n/2):
$cat_right = $cat_right.'<li>'.$cats[$i].'</li>';
endif;
endfor;
?>
<ul class="left">
<?php echo $cat_left;?>
</ul>
<ul class="right">
<?php echo $cat_right;?>
</ul>
Then, just save the file, and enjoy!
Credits goes to Blog Oh Blog for this awesome recipe!
3 Responses
I’m converting a category to custom post types and would like to achieve the same thing for my custom taxonomies. Any idea how to convert this snippet to do this?
Thanks.
excentricus, add the parameter: &taxonomy=mycustomtaxonomy
is this will be automatically..??
Thanks..
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