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Change "Blogroll" back to "Links"

31. EmmaWatsonClub
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    Yeah I agree...
    Or you could put affiliates...
    Thats more like it!
    =]

    Posted: 10 years ago #

32. Anatis
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    I actually don't mind either way. :)

    Posted: 10 years ago #

33. martynwalker
    Member

    Defo need this to be Links and not blogroll

    Posted: 10 years ago #

34. mccormicky
    Member

    How to change the blogroll to another name:go to edit a link you have in the default blogroll category.Add another category for your links. Check that one instead.Now your links list is named whatever you want it to be.

    Posted: 10 years ago #

35. gilliancs
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    In English English bogroll (without the L) is slang for lavatory paper. It may have been a joke in the beginning but it grates now.

    Posted: 10 years ago #

36. na3s
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    Honestly, 'Blogroll' has pissed me off since the beginning, it is a link manager. Links is more appropriate, it would appear everyone agrees. Please, Thanks :)

    Posted: 10 years ago #

37. slate62
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    In my version all you have to do is rename it. What?

    Posted: 10 years ago #

38. syncbox
    Member

    I'd just like to be able to have hierarchical arrangement of those links... I cannot figure that out in 3.2

    but blogroll as a category A) is less than semantically correct; B) presumes a certain perspective that provides understanding of the slang term; and C) sounds sort of "toliet-paperish"

    my 2.

    Posted: 10 years ago #

39. Gorseinonboy
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    Would prefer the simplicity of Link......well understood by everyone.

    Posted: 10 years ago #

40. aar0on
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    To rename it in 2.3.3, go to the Blogroll tab in the admin panel, click on Catagories, then Edit the name of the Blogroll. I changed mine to Blog Links. Once you do this, the term 'Blogroll' will no longer be on your site.

    Posted: 10 years ago #

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