What description? What links? I looked at your site, but it’s not clear as to what, exactly, you’re wanting to do.
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garret
(@garret)
Hi, sorry if I wasn’t clear enough.
In the sidebar of my site, ‘Music’ and ‘Skating sites’ are link categories which, I believe, are called by the code ‘get_links_list()’ found in sidebar.php.
There are currently no descriptions as I have disabled them in the ‘Link Categories’ section of the ‘Links’ tab in my WP control panel. This has disabled the descriptions on the ‘Links’ page as well, however, I would like the descriptions to appear on the ‘Links’ page.
I am currently making a theme for my site, please excuse the difficult navigation 😉
Cheers,
G
Quickly: Make extra link categories without link descriptions for your index page
Thread Starter
garret
(@garret)
Thanks for the suggestion Evita, but is it very complicated to do with php?
I would like to know how to do it.
‘Teach a man to fish..’ an’ etc etc 😉
Maybe it can be done, but I am only a little wordpress user. Sorry, but you have to wait for an answer of the real experts .
Thread Starter
garret
(@garret)
No problem, although, you most certainly know more than me!
Ahh.. I see what you’re talking about.
Well, first, I prefer to use wp_get_links() instead of get_links_list(), because wp_get_links() actually respects the “before”, “after”, and “between” parameters available with the link categories. This gives me somewhat more configurability in the long run.
Back on topic, if you want to display links in a custom way (like on your links page), then I’d write your page to use the more direct get_links() code. It gives you more control over what’s what.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_links
Unfortunately, the codex seems to be down right now, however, here’s the Google cache of the page:
http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:dWO5Bq_muycJ:codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_links
