Conditional php

  • betsyg

    (@betsyg)


    17 years, 10 months ago

    I have tried this 100 different ways, but I can’t figure it out.

    I am using a plugin called Post Links to post related links per page, and also to do them conditionally. Because it’s in the sidebar that’s already a nested list, I had to wrap part of it in an

    • tag. The problem is that the blank li leaves a space if there is no list.

      • Here is the page with the related links. Here is the page without the related links . Here is the code, which I did not write so speak slowly:

      <?php  $args = array('format' => 'ul', 'div' => 'post-links', 'title' => 'Related links' ); ?>
         <li><?php post_links($args); ?><li>

      I’ve tried wrapping the

    • around all kinds of things, get the look I want, but can’t get rid of the dang space when I do.

      Thank you, brilliant people.

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  • Thread Starter betsyg

    (@betsyg)

    17 years, 10 months ago

    I hope someone will delete that. So sorry, let’s try again.

    I have tried this 100 different ways, but I can’t figure it out.

    I am using a plugin called Post Links to post related links per page, and also to do them conditionally. Because it’s in the sidebar that’s already a nested list, I had to wrap part of it in an li tag. The problem is that the blank li leaves a space if there is no list.

    Here is the page with the related links. Here is the page without the related links. Here is the code, which I did not write so speak slowly:

    <?php  $args = array('format' => 'ul', 'div' => 'post-links', 'title' => 'Related links' ); ?>
         <li><?php post_links($args); ?><li>

    I’ve tried wrapping the li tag around all kinds of things, get the look I want, but can’t get rid of the dang space when I do.

    Thank you, brilliant people, and I hope I don’t mess up this post a second time.

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