erniegarcia

Awesome, that fixed it! Thank you so much alchymyth, I really appreciate all of your help.

Hi alchymyth,

A week ago you helped me fix the post count problem for my standard category and archive widget. You suggested I insert the following code below and it corrected the issue.

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I can’t for the life of me however fix the same post count issue for my AVH Extended Categories Widgets. My coding skills are really weak, so I’m totally stumped as to what step to do next. The author of the wp theme that I’m using suggested I use a string replace function, but I don’t know how to construct/write one of those.

I entered in all of the coding changes that you suggested.

The line height doesn’t seem to be uniform across the AVH categories. The total line height should be 26px, with a top line padding of 7px. The bottom line padding is correct as is.

I would like to create the FFFFFF color mouse over effect for the AVH widgets, just like the default style of the other categories.

The last issue would be to some how extend the bottom line width, and then expand the clickable area to be the same as the non AVH widgets, which is the whole line space. If possible I would also like to have the AVH post count to be part of the clickable line space, as it is with my archive post counts.

I really appreciate your help.

I added the new code. It’s not quite fixed, but definitely closer.

Here is the screenshot you requested:

http://tinyurl.com/6xyljpg

I’m currently using Opera 10.63, IE8, and FireFox 3.6.13. I’m seeing the exact same thing across all three browsers.

I’m hoping someone might be able to help me with this.

Thank you for the reply.

I tried out your suggestion but it didn’t seem to work properly. It only partially brought the post counts inline, however it distorted the line height and bottom border width.

2 filter functions are currently running on the site to bring the post counts inline for both archives and the default categories widgets. These filter functions work great, as the theme’s default setup doesn’t seem to allow an inline post count.

add_filter('get_archives_link', 'archive_count_inline');
function archive_count_inline($links) {
$links = str_replace('</a> (', ' (', $links);
$links = str_replace(')', ')</a>', $links);
return $links;
}

add_filter('wp_list_categories', 'cat_count_inline');
function cat_count_inline($links) {
$links = str_replace('</a> (', ' (', $links);
$links = str_replace(')', ')</a>', $links);
return $links;
}

Any additional suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thought I would check in and see if someone out there might be able to help me with this.

Depending on your screen resolution, it may be difficult to see as it’s just a 1px misalignment. Unfortunately it’s fairly visible with my screen setting (1280×1024 resolution).

I attempted to add the follow code to style.css, however I can’t seem to get it to work. Any suggestions?

.linkcat-2 a{
margin-top: -1px;
}