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Well, one way I can think of could be to create a master category called “Links” and then several sub-categories with “Links” set as the parent category. Then you can create a category-number.php (number to be replaced with the ID number of the “Links” parent category) file which you can then style to show the children categories in the same way the page you linked to show them.

If no-one else makes any other suggestions I’ll try and implement what I’ve described above on a test blog and post you the URL if I can achieve the effect you desire as well as a more thorough step-by-step guide on how to set it up.

bunnygirl: I think your code might not be validating at the moment since you don’t have a <ul> tag preceeding the <li id="pagenav">Pages one. Put one in then try adding this to your stylesheet to see if it has an effect (comment out any current <ul> style rules for now):

#sidebar ul { margin: 0 0 10px 0; padding: 0; list-style-type: none; }

Also change your code where you call the page listing to:

<?php wp_list_pages('title_li=<h4>' . __('Pages') . '</h4>' ); ?>

More solutions:
JavaScript -> Bob Osola- PNG in Windows IE
PHP -> digitalfire – PNG Image files

Thanks for the quick reply, the link and the advice, mdawaffe. ??

LarryAyers: Thanks! ??

If you’re having trouble accessing the link to the plugin, you could try going directly to my /uploads/ folder from where you can try to right-click and save it. Let me know if you’re still having a problem and I’ll either paste the full code of the plugin (only sixteen lines of code not including the comments) so you can copy and paste from there. ??

Bubs: Thanks for trying it out. I love the colours of your site. ??

Ah, you’re right lbessant. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. ??

I realise I’m a little late to this discussion, but I found this plugin helpful: https://www.schempp.ch/index.php?p=25