Hi,
I had the same problem (the “Leave at 0 for no rating” instruction in advanced link settings didn’t work for some of my themes) and I just found aslee’s answer to a similar question
OK, so I downloaded Purpling and took it apart for you.
in rsidebar.php, there’s a set of lines that looks like this:
<?php get_links($link_cat->cat_id, ‘
- ‘, ‘
‘, ‘
‘, FALSE, ‘id’, TRUE,
TRUE, -1, TRUE); ?>
If you look at the Codex page for get_links you can see what this means, and change it to your heart’s content.
If you’re happy with it otherwise, you find out that the second TRUE after ‘id’ determines whether your ratings will show up (try editing one of the links’ rating to 9, and you’ll see it change to 9). You want it to go away, so change it to look like so:
<?php get_links($link_cat->cat_id, ‘
- ‘, ‘
‘, ‘
‘, FALSE, ‘id’, TRUE,
FALSE, -1, TRUE); ?>
You could also change ‘id’ to ‘name’ to alphabetize your links, if you’d like.
Depending on the theme, the filename may be different (in my case it was sidebar.php)
Hope it helps,
Cheers.
