The look of some of the lists

  • I realize there are many proponents for always using lists when layouting out links in CSS. However, I like to have as MUCH control as possible, and am coming to a loggerhead on one small little issue. I would like to set up my categories as simple links, with breaks or | characters inbetween, but as far as I can tell the function call don’t have any before or after characters built in. Any ideas on how to solve this little puzzle, or should I just move this post over to the “would like to see” forum?

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  • It depends on which usage of the categories you are talking about…
    Are you talking about a listing of all your categories? Or the display that shows which categories a post is file under? Or something else perhaps?

    I would also support the removal of all those list tags generated in the PHP

    Thread Starter azurewolf

    (@azurewolf)

    I’m using the following tag:

    <?php list_cats(option_all, 'text', 'col', 'sort', 'file', list, dates, count, hide_empty); ?>

    It is currently set to the default (I believe) of:

    <?php list_cats(0, 'all', 'name'); ?>

    Since this either presents a list (which for presentation I don’t want) or a loop that that doesn’t seem to allow for anything inbetween each run … so I’m a little stuck. I’ve formatted it as a list and not as a list. The funny thing is, all I really want to do is insert a “p” tag around each run of the loop.
    I know I’m not being very articulate, but hopefully this clarifies it a little

    I’m with tancred.

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