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1. jayp
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   I've search all over the place for this.

   I'm using get_links to return a category.

   Here's my code.

   <h2>Our friends'</h2>

   < ul >
   <?php get_links(1,'< li >','< /li >'); ?>
   < /ul >
   Since this is a blog I've just installed, that category 1 is returning the 'Blogroll' that comes with WordPress.

   From what I can understand by reading the documentation on get_links, it looks like each link should be returned like

   < li >< a href="#" > link < /a >< /li >
   yet they're getting returned like this:

   < li >< em >< a href="#" > link < /a >< /em >< /li >
   I can't figure out for the life of me where this tag is coming from.

   Anybody have a clue?

   As a workaround, I use CSS to set the to font-style: normal.

   It works, but doesn't seem ideal to me.

2. Beel
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Without a link to your blog it is just a stab in the dark, but could it be a result of one of your plugins? Or something you set incorrectly in the link options?

3. estjohn
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   in your css do you have em for the li li { } ? em could be in a child of a list

4. jayp
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   So basically the problem disappeared... The list started outputing without the < em > tags. I'm sure I must have flipped some switch, but as I was changing lots and lots of things, I have no idea what did it.

   Anyway, sorry to post. I seriously looked around the documentation and searched high and low in WordPress for an hour before posting.

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