Is there a fix to this issue? I reviewed the links.php page and the template and they seem correct as far as I can tell but I might be getting further into the weeds on this issue than I am comfortable with. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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]]>I’ve been looking through the forum and the codex for this, but I can’t find it, even though I’m sure it’s obvious…
I have set up several links categories, and I’d like to display each of them on individual pages that list out the links in that category.
I know that this works through links.php – but how do I access this template?
For example, I’ve got the links category “quicklinks” (That’s the slug)… I’ve tried:
‘
myblog.com/links/quicklinks
myblog.com/link/quicklinks
myblog.com/category/quicklinks
myblog.com/link-category/quicklinks
‘
Needless to say searching the codex and the forum for “link pages” produces some non-relevant results.
Help!
]]>I just upgraded to 2.1.2, and I’ve run into a glitch. I had modified my links.php file to allow for this nice expandable-by-category blogroll. The old get_links_list used links.php to display the links. Now that I’ve upgraded, wp_list_bookmarks doesn’t properly display my links, seemingly because it no longer uses links.php.
Can anyone tell me what file it uses instead, so that I can go and make the same modifications I previously made to the links.php file?
Thank you for your help.
Lukas
]]>Anyhow, I go to my page a week or so ago and everything was all goofed up, my page didn’t even display! At first I thought it was my webhost, so I was a bit frustrated. Anyhow, I login.
After logging in I’m told that I need to upgrade WordPress to the latest and greatest version, which I proceed to click on the button and do it.
Ever since then my page has displayed the links.php up in the header.php file I’m guessing. I don’t know what is going on and I’ve done my best to try and fix it.
Go look for yourself. https://www.obliterates.us
Anyhow, how do I fix this? Anyone know?
]]>The problem is that MT is CGI based, more or less, and WP is PHP based. That little factoid makes the learning curve a tad challenging for me because PHP is something I am only slightly familiar with. So far though, I have been able to muck my way through making a couple of nice blogs. One of them is located at https://cfcure.com/ironmind/
This is a fitness journal I use to chronicle my strength training. As you can see I am still tweaking it.
One of the areas I am struggling with is LINKS.
I am having so much trouble with it that I ended up gun-coding strict html UL to make my links, but that is cheating.
I want to learn how to use the links.php and links manager, and I am having trouble figuring out how WP connects the links.php page and the links manager. I basically do not know how to “turn on” the links.php page and make the blogroll/links show up in my sidebar.php
I realize this is basic WP stuff, but as I said I am new. I would love it if someone would help me with a handful of ‘structions.
Thanks
]]>I’m using <?php get_links(-1, ”, ”, ”, TRUE, ‘url’, TRUE); ?> to display my wordpress links and their attributes etc etc on my site homepage, which is working great, HOWEVER, the order that the link attributes are displayed is as follows… (‘LINK TITLE’ – with a href) then the (‘SHORT DESCRIPTION’) immediately after it. Is there any way of editing the links.php doc in the wp-includes directory so that the description comes first then the link url??? I know it sounds simple but its driving me insane. Appreciate any help.
Thanx
Dan