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1. yorokobi
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   What I'm trying to accomplish is having<li class="classname"> before every link.

   So I used...
   wp_list_bookmarks('orderby=rand&before=<li class=\"classname\">);

   I got back - <li class=\\\"classname\\\">

   So I removed the "\". The result was <li class=\"classname\">!

   I tried eveything I can think of including

   <?php 	$pretag='<li class="snap_preview">';
   wp_list_bookmarks('orderby=rand&before='.$pretag); ?>

   I still get <li class=\"classname\">.

   So wusup wit dat? Am I missing something or did I find (an admittedly esoteric) oversight?

2. yorokobi
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Wow, usually I get at least someone chiming in... at anyrate I think I found the answer, don't use any quotes. Seems that WP will parse it and add the quotes as needed. So obvious I couldn't see it...

3. yorokobi
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Ok... wrong... it doesn't add the quotes. >:(

   I finally ended up giving up on it. Which is ok, but it would be nice if these "list" commands could accommodate a class="classname" attribute properly.

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