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1. NuclearMoose
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   Isn't this a function of CSS inside a style sheet and not in the WP GUI? Maybe I'm not understanding what you are doing, Geof. Heck, I don't understand what *I* am doing half the time! :)
   Craig.

2. gfmorris
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   Craig:
   Go in to Manage Links, then Manage Link Categories. I'm editing the "before" under Text/HTML.

3. NuclearMoose
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   Aaaaah! Okay, now I see. Okay, now the next point...you are trying to add a class to the < li > element? Is that right? As in a CSS class?

4. southerngal
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   You want to use a show/hide script for your links?

5. gfmorris
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   Yes, ma'am. :)

6. southerngal
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   It's okay Craig, I happened to know what he was talking about as I had just helped someone with this. :)

7. gfmorris
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   I think I see what you're suggesting; my present migraine is telling me to look at it later, like after the bustle of Christmas. :)

8. davidchait
   Member
   Posted 9 years ago #
   

   I don't know exactly what you're trying to do in script (sg sounds like she's on it!), but my typical approach on the other end would be to revise the get_links_ functions to actually take an optional class parameter, and if the parameter is non-empty, tack a class='$param' into the forming of the opening li construct.
   =d

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