removing <li> on archives links

https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/index.php/TemplateTags#About-the-blogx20.tags
try this:
<?php get_archives('monthly', , ,'','
', true); ?>
~ ByteWarrior

Another solution is to use CSS by adding list-style: none; to the appropriate UL / LI selectors.

Doesn’t ByteWarrior’s solution work then?

Anonymous: It didn’t work. Thanks anyway.
NuclearMoose: Thanks for the tip! It worked. I just had to enclose that line with <span style=”line-style: none;”>, and the bullet is gone.

<span style=”line-style: none;”>
–> did you mean
<span style=”list-style: none;”>
i guess so;-)

Do you mean you are putting in line styling in the page index.php rather than putting it all in wp-layout.css? Matter of choice but could get confusing. I put the whole lot in layout. Far easier to change later or to offer alternative styles. (Or to post them in fancy competitions :-).) A lot of folks do this (style in line) but it may not necessarily be *a good thing*. You end up with PHP calls, XHTML, and Style all on one page. Not pretty. Good luck anyway.

Not to mention your external style sheet is cached by the browser. Inline styles will be fetched each time (since these are dynamic pages…)
-Tony

I’m having the same problem with the categories bullet under each post. This variable is asking for a style called “post-categories” that I can’t even find in the default CSS… and it’s not taking my own redefining of that. Take a look at https://www.brainfuel.tv/index.php and see if you can tell why it’s still not taking my list-style: none;.
Any ideas?

razorwriter,
Add the following to your style sheet:
ul.post-categories li { list-style: none; }
-Tony