The knowledgebase template I downloaded has a list of articles within categories. Note that the template's using a custom post type of "articles" rather than posts and it's these articles and article categories I'm referring to.
When clicking on a category title, it takes you to a page listing all the articles in that category.
What I'm wanting is to retain the "category > article" hierarchy in both front and back end, but somehow link or attach a specific article (or post) to that category.
The end result would be that you click on the category title and it takes you to a page with an introductory article about that category. The list of articles in that category could sit underneath it or not, doesn't really matter.
So far I'm working around this by including the category description using:
<header>
<h1 class="archive-header"><span class="cat"><?php echo single_cat_title(); ?></span></h1>
<p class="archive-header-desc"><span class="cat-desc"><?php echo category_description( $cat ); ?></span></p>
</header>See http://viewmywebsite.com.au/kb1/article-category/account-settings/
But of course the description field doesn't have a WYSIWIG editor or ability to include code, it's purely a textarea. Is there any way to link an article or post to a category instead?
Thanks