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  • Thread Starter buyingamerican

    (@buyingamerican)

    It’s the Link Library Spreadsheet (available via your WordPress menu Link Library > Spreadsheet).

    I’m still getting the very annoying No links foundNo links foundNo links found
    repetitive message in my search results, I guess for categories that don’t have results? I tried the suggestions above but they didn’t seem to help. I’m not sure that I put the code in the right files, but nevertheless I saw no improvement. Help!!

    Plugin Author Yannick Lefebvre

    (@jackdewey)

    There may be another CSS rule on your site that is getting overwritten. Could you send me the URL of the site where you are using Link Library? If you don’t want to share it on here, you can send it to me via e-mail ylefebvre at gmail dot com. Then I can look at your CSS and see if you put it in correctly, or if another CSS rule has priority.

    I appreciate your response and apologize for taking so long to get back to you. My site is behind a firewall so I can’t send you a link. But if you tell me which CSS files to send I could probably do that. Thanks!

    Plugin Author Yannick Lefebvre

    (@jackdewey)

    It’s not about the contents of a specific file. When web sites are rendered, the resulting page is made from CSS code that comes from the theme, but also from various plugins that you have installed.

    Using your browser’s developer tools, you can inspect the item that you are trying to change, see what CSS rules are affecting it and where each of these rules come from. You can even make temporary changes to the CSS in the dev tools and see what the effect of these changes would be.

    I suggest you find tutorials on how to use dev tools to debug this CSS issue since it’s not possible to access your site.

    Your response saddened me because that sounds like a lot of work that I don’t know how to do. However, it turns out that something else I didn’t understand held the key to the solution. I stumbled on the Stylesheet configuration in the Link Library settings and added the code from above, ie
    .nolinksfoundincat {
    display: none;
    }
    and that solved the problem! I was putting it in the wrong file. You just didn’t understand the depth of my ignorance. As always, thanks for writing such a great plugin and for providing such great support.

    Plugin Author Yannick Lefebvre

    (@jackdewey)

    Glad you found a solution. Sorry I was not able to guide you to get that specific code in the right place. Please consider donating to support this plugin’s development.

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