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  • Thread Starter williamhook

    (@williamhook)

    Anyone? 🙁

    Do you want to know how to edit the stylesheet for the theme or were you looking for suggestions on what would make the links look better? 🙂

    Thread Starter williamhook

    (@williamhook)

    I’m looking at how to make the links look like the other sections, such as the “ARCHIVES” and “SEARCH”, eg, make the header the same font, size, etc, and also, how to get rid of the bullet to the left of the word “Links”.

    Go into the style sheet (theme editor) and find in that file where the setting are for the archives and search etc.. Then copy that bit into the bits for what you want to change. (hint: the dashed links are declared as an “a” in the stylesheet)

    To get rid of the bullets specifically, you’ll have to add the following to the stylesheet:

    #sidebar ul {
    list-style: none;
    }

    Thread Starter williamhook

    (@williamhook)

    Erm, I don’t really understand, could I give you access and you do it?

    Sure, why not? My email is andreaATatypicalifeDOTnet . Replace the AT with a @ and the DOT with a . 🙂

    Thread Starter williamhook

    (@williamhook)

    Okay, still waiting for an email on what you want CHMODDed. 😉

    I didn;t get any emails yet. 🙁 I also registered at your site.

    Also? You shouldn’t have to chmod anything yet. When you go into the theme editor, does it say you can edit the files?

    Thread Starter williamhook

    (@williamhook)

    No, it says “If this file was blah blah”…

    I’ll just CHMOD them all to 777.

    Also, I have made you an admin, and BTW, my email is williamhook [at] gmail.com. 🙂

    EDIT: CHMODDing done. They are now all 777. 🙂

    I have the Photanical theme installed on my blog.

    However, at the moment, the Links look ergh!

    I found this in the HTML — probably the theme authors included the Links section in the sidebar template but commented it out. You could try uncommenting it (and remove the one you added before).

    <div class="stitle">Links</div>
    <php get_links('-1', '', '<br />', '<br />', 0, 'name', 0, 0, -1, 0);

    Probably that will better match the sidebar structure of your theme (lots of line breaks — weird).

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