Alright, cool. Thanks, guys. 🙂
Thanks, Michael. As I said, I’m proficient with PHP, so I can whip something together myself, but I am curious about this part:
. . .I just basically copied the wp_list_pages functions modified them to do as I wished and then placed them in my handy custom functions pseudo plug-in. . .
Could you describe that in a little more detail for me? Since it looks like I’ll be rewriting the wp_list_pages() function I’m curious as to what the best method for making it available to my theme would be.
I mean if <u> has been removed, because it represents layout too much, why did they not remove <strong> and <em>? because they repesent layout just as much as the <u> tag does if you ask me.
You’d be wrong, though. The <b> and <i> tags are the equivalent layout tags. The <strong> and <em> tags are semantic, representing strong and emphatic statements respectively.
