Take a look at the template tags for Links. You probably want the tag wp_get_links.
Hope this helps,
-drmike
Hmm. But if he’s made no changes to the theme’s files, the blogroll should be showing up in the sidebar without intervention….
I’ll look but I guess that’s the part that’s irritating: I have a control panel that I thought I was supposed to simply add links in but I have to get into my files via ftp to do it?
Anthosia3c doesn’t display links by default. Here‘s the demo for teh theme on my WPMu install.
Ah, that explains it then. Yes, mfloclhero, you have a control panel which adds links to the blog by default…. depending on theme.
Take a look at the sidebar for the default theme, find the line which includes wp_get_links, copy that line in its entirety, and add it into the sidebar.php file in your theme folder.
Hmm…more confusion. I switched the blog to default and sure enough, the link came up. I went into sidebar.php in the default theme and even using wordpad to make sure, cannot find wp_get_links in it.
??
Is it me?
🙂
This is the line as it appears in the default sidebar.php:
<?php get_links_list(); ?>
It’s directly underneath this line:
<?php /* If this is the frontpage */ if ( is_home() || is_page() ) { ?>
So the previous info isn’t quite right, sorry. Just put the
Thanks! works great…I’ll have many more questions I’m sure.
You’re welcome. Want to mark this as resolved, please and thanks? And feel free to post back when you need help.
