Create a new Category in the Links Manager, and add links there.
That will then display them seperately.
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Anonymous
Thanks for reply quickly 🙂
… but I have already done what you’ve just described and it doesn’t work 🙁
You can see on my blog despite I have created two categories … do you have any other idea ?
No….you have created another Post category, not a Link category
Login > Links > Link Categories
Sing with me :
“anonymous get a name,
it’s now Littlebrain…”
…sorry…
For my issue, I seem to be in trouble because you are moderator and you must be right !!
But…
– in ‘Categories’, I have ‘News’ and ‘Philosophes’
– in ‘Links’ > ‘Link categories’, I have ‘Liens divers’, ‘Cool Weblogs’ and ‘Incontournables’
– in ‘Links’ > ‘Manage Links’, all my for links have a category assigned
… help …
Ah……and no, just because I happen to have ‘moderator’ next to my name doesn’t mean I’m always right 🙂
In index.php, what do you have as the tag that calls the links ?
<?php get_links_list(); ?> ?
It may comes from my template (index.php) :
'
<li>'<h2><?php _e('Links'); ?></h2>
<ul>
<?php get_links('-1', ''
<li>'', ''</li>
'', ''); ?>
</ul>
'</li>
'
`
Is it enough to get link categories ?
That could be the problem…Save that as a backup, and try this ?
'
- '<h2><?php _e('Links'); ?></h2>
<?php get_links_list(); ?>
'
'
Well… just one word… it works !!
We get by, thanks to you podz 🙂
The “wrong” line comes from Michael Heilemann style. I may write to him to make him note this in its code… just in case some other fool like me want to see its link categories 🙂
Thanks again !
Thanks for this post. I had the same problem in the code using the “red train” theme.
When I use NotePad to open my index.php file (using Xampp right now), I see this (in completion) instead of what is shown above:
<?php
/* Short and sweet */
define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, true);
require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);
?>
so should I be looking at it thru phpMyAdmin or the MySQL panel or elsewhere? TIA.
