akiryk

What if the data comes from a page — an About page? In other words, there isn’t a post ID because there isn’t a post… right? So my ID number isn’t quite so straightforward, I believe.

Good point. I had thought I needed to do it another way in order to style the category title correctly, but that isn’t true.

I’m using this code:
<?php wp_list_bookmarks(‘title_li=&show_description=1&category=3’); ?>

Is there a way to do this so that the description comes first? Right now, I have a list that looks like this:
My first link here followed by description
My second link followed by description

I’d prefer it to look like this:
Description of link: First link here
Description of link: Second link here

I think that get_cat_name() applies to the category of the post but I want the category of the bookmark. That is, in admin, I can go to Links > Edit > add or select categories. How can I access that information? I’m wondering if I can use the get_bookmark or possibly get_bookmark_field function.

Thank you. Fixing the css errors helped and now the text floats to the right of the image in firefox and safari. However, if I add an <h1> header to the top of the text, the floating ends. I re-validated css and html and both said it is error-free. If you check out https://adamkiryk.com/ you’ll see that text and header don’t float in either browser. Any suggestions?