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1. emorgoch
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   So I was going to upgrade my wordpress site from the Jan 2, 2005 nightly to Jan 26, but when I put the Jan 26 blog up in my development / testing area, I noticed that my Site Admin and Login links got messed up. Using my own theme, I had moved them up to the header.

   Now, rather than them both appearing on the same line, they are on different lines and the first item appears with a smaller font & is bulleted. I can't see any reason for this to be happening, so I'm now at an impass. The two variations can be seen at my production area and my development area. I was going to back trace it to see with which nightly this occurs, but since they only have up to the 22, I doubt I'll find anything.

   On a similar topic, the titles in my sidebar links are now coming out with a different format. Thanks

2. mdawaffe
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   http://wordpress.org/support/topic.php?id=21709#post-123464

3. emorgoch
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Thx for the info. Now the question begs what can I do to remove that
   li element from around the Register / Site Admin without editing the template-functions php file.

   It also leaves the question of why none of my other "admin" items from the sidebar weren't affected, cause I would have expected them to get a similar
   li surrounding.

4. mdawaffe
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I would look to see how the default Kubrick theme handles everything. Otherwise, just alter your CSS.

5. emorgoch
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Seems that the Kubrick theme sets the list-style-type to none, then adds the li tags around each of the other elements in the the sidebar meta section manually. Doesn't much help me though, since I want everything to appear on one line, and the li element automatically puts things on a new line.

   Guess I'll have to edit the template functions file and hope that this gets changed up in a later version.

   Thanks for the help

6. mdawaffe
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   CSS: {display: inline;}

   http://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Horizontal_Menus

   You should still use li tags; it's semantically more correct: a list is a list is a list regardless of whether it is horizontal vertical.

   Note: that link is 1.2-centric, but you'll get the idea.

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