please provide like to site.
Christine,
Thanks for your quick response!
http://www.teachers21.org (main website)
http://teachers21.org/about/our-team/consultants/
This page has the arrows…which is fine, BUT
when I go to update this page – – –
http://teachers21.org/about/our-team/staff-members-4/
(which does not have arrows) and I “duplicate it” to make some major revisions – all of a sudden the green arrows appear in front of the names of the people. I don’t want to work directly with the published page for fear of screwing something up, and that’s why I duplicated the page to begin with.
Thanks for any help you can give me!
June
is there a link to the ‘duplicated’ page with arrows?
obviously not – however, this does not matter as it is purely a css issue – please use a tool such as Firefox’ add-on Firebug to identify the involved styles.
http://getfirebug.com/
in style.css, this is the style that adds the arrow to links within the #content:
#content a{padding-left:20px; background:url(images/link-icon.png) left -1px no-repeat;}
the page (page ID 426) with the list without arrows has this style to suppress the arrows:
.search #content a, #content .border-box a, #content h2 a, #content a.read-more, .page-id-426 #content a{background-image:none; padding-left:0;}
