Another question, where in wp-layout.css do I put in text-declaration:none; I tried putting it in the top, and then putting it in the li section, neither works.
Thanks L Lizard, I must have overlooked that last night. 😉
Ajay, that’s a code you should use when you are in a .class. If you have a font, the text decoration: none;
Please go and view some tutorials about .CSS, there are some great ones out there that will help you create excellent layouts! I use http://bradsoft.com/topstyle and have for over a year, it’s a great program for .CSS! 🙂
by the way … not to be picky, but get_links_list really should be named wp_get_links_list to be consistent with the others, since it uses the wp settings for how to display the links.
Laughing Lizard referred me here now that I want to try to tweak my site a bit more, and I’ve tried to sort my links by category using some of the functions in links.php, but I just keep getting parse errors, so I quit messing around before I make a big mess! 🙂
Maybe a fresh start tomorrow will open my eyes…
BTW…I was cutting and pasting the code into my index.php, and keeping it between the PHP tags…is this correct?
Craig.
Mark,
I have been lucky to not have screwed myself up by playing with and file and not be able to recover from a disaster. I will take your advice and be totally diligent about working on backups instead of on original files. It’s a prudent thing to do that takes only a second!
I think I will wait a while until I start altering code much. I’ve so much to learn, still, and there’s also that little voice out there whispering “new version soon.” 🙂
Thanks for the help and tips!!
Craig.
You are too cool NM! Giving you (and SG for that matter) advice is so darn satisfying!
I have a question about the new menu in the default index.php.
Previously, I could go into this and change the default names for menu sections (i.e., ‘links’, ‘archives’, etc.) with no problem. However, the new menu code starts off with
<?php get_links_list ?>
- (next section). How do I change the name of the ‘links’ section header to something else? I’ve tried adding a
- as the other menu items use, but that just jacks up the whole thing.
I’m not really sure what you want to do…Cena.
I have the following:
<div class=”sideheader”>Links<⁄div>
<div class=”side”>
Boards I Run
<?php wp_get_linksbyname(‘running’) ?>
Visiting These
<?php wp_get_linksbyname(‘visiting’) ?>
Money Links
<?php wp_get_linksbyname(‘money’) ?>
Business
<?php wp_get_linksbyname(‘business’) ?>
Miscellaneous
<?php wp_get_linksbyname(‘miscellaneous’) ?>
Does this help?
