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 *   Forum: [Fixing WordPress](https://wordpress.org/support/forum/how-to-and-troubleshooting/)
   
   In reply to: [Requesting help with Blogroll positioning](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/requesting-help-with-blogroll-positioning/)
 *  Thread Starter [eldritchdub](https://wordpress.org/support/users/eldritchdub/)
 * (@eldritchdub)
 * [16 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/requesting-help-with-blogroll-positioning/#post-1488540)
 * Unfortunately my theme hasn’t been published online yet; it’s far from finished.
 * It appears to me that the command for the _blogroll_ links to appear in an indented
   list is inherent in the function I’m using itself. I don’t know enough about 
   PHP to really break this down further so I am here asking for help.
 * Anyway, the best I can do to help my helpers is to post more of my code. Firstly,
   instead of having the _categories_, _archive_, _meta_, and _blogroll_ be in the
   side bar, I placed most of that stuff in an element in the footer. For me, this
   resulted in a cleaner layout and allowed the viewer to focus better on the blogger’s
   posts. Here is what my footer code looks like:
 *     ```
       <div id="footer">
   
       		<div id="categories">
   
       			<h2>Categories</h2>
   
       				<?php wp_list_cats('sort_column=name&optioncount=1&hierarchical=0');?>
   
       		</div>
   
       		<div id="archives">
   
       			<h2>Archives</h2>
   
       				<?php wp_get_archives('type=monthly');?>
   
       		</div>
   
       		<div id="blogroll">
   
       				<?php get_links_list();?>
   
       		</div>
   
       		<div id="meta">
   
       			<h2>Meta</h2>
   
       				<?php wp_register();?>
   
       				<?php wp_loginout();?></li>
   
       				<?php wp_meta();?>
   
       		</div>
   
       <p id="copyright">Copyright © 2010 <?php bloginfo(’name’); ?></p>
   
       </div>
   
       </div>
   
       </body>
       ```
   
 * Most of the links in my footer were placed in list form using the basic “ul” 
   and “li” tags. My goal was to place all these sections in columns next to one
   another, but the indentation of the links made this difficult. Therefore I deleted
   the list tags on most of the divs, easily left justifying everything. The problem
   came when I tried to left justify the _blogroll_ links. It appeared that something
   inherent in the function was putting the links in unordered list form. This is
   where I need help: I simply need to know how to stop the _blogroll_ links from
   appearing in list form.

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