When you say you edited to you mean that you added a new widget or that you edited the sidebar.php in your theme if it’s the last the paste the code here and report the link back here.
Thread Starter
iatba
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<? php wp_list_bookmarks(); ?>
This is the thing I am having trouble with. If you look on my sidebar where it says ‘Dailies’, it has a list dot thing on the left hand side of it, i dont want that there, basically i need to get rid of the < li > tag from the title, i don’t mind it being on the part that says ‘Dlisted’ make more sense?
Basically all I need to do it edit the title of the bookmarks, I can’t be more clearer because I don’t know what any of the real HTML, PHP terms are called.
Use this code for your wp_list_bookmarks call instead of what you have now.
<?php
wp_list_bookmarks(array(
'category_before' => '',
'category_after' => '',
));
?>
what template are you using?
It’s more than likely in your sidebar.php of your template. Check there and see if there’s a
- tag before your dailies (is that your links?) and try using a <p> tag or something instead (if that’s even necessary).
Thread Starter
iatba
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ah, Otto42, that tag worked perfectly, thanks so much for your help, now the layout is more clean. Thanks again.
Oh, and if you’re interested, the theme I am using is a lightly edited version (edited by me adding a few tables here and there) of the default, so I was a bit baffled by that ul tag still being there, it’s fixed now, thanks very much 😀
Otto42’s solution works, but you can also just modify your stylesheet to remove the list-style type.
First identify the class that encloses the ul li for the particular section, then find it in your stylesheet and add ‘list-style: none;’ to it