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This array can then be iterated through thus
while (have_posts()) { // WP function that gets post the_post( );
what I wanted to do is eliminate a certain category from being returned in the have_posts
and thought I could get away with something like
foreach(get_the_category() as $category) { $cat_ID = $category->cat_ID; } if($cat_ID == '81' || $cat_ID == '82') {} else {
in the while statement to solve this. However this would change the number of posts I was displaying. Something I didn't want. The solution was to use query_posts which adds to the have posts function. It's not ideal in all situations but fine for what I was doing.
query_posts( 'cat=83&cat=84' ); if (have_posts()) {
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