Styling Asides

thanks again podz, you’re a great help!

oh yea, how do I also style it with the >> cause that’s not in the list-style-type as far as i can tell.

Thanks ??
I’ve added the css above to both pages with the ‘howtos’ on.

Hang on … I’ll play for a moment..

Just put » in the index page where you want it to show up.

ah ok cool! thanks podz and beel. I made the changes to the following line to get it to work:

• <?php echo '&raquo;&nbsp;'; echo wptexturize($post->post_content); echo ' '; comments_popup_link('(0)', '(1)', '(%)' ) ?>

hmm, that didn’t show up quite right, but i added the &raquo in there along wtih another echo

I’d forgot it was a list ….
You can either use ‘normal’ list styling – and given that each link will be the first and last in the list, the symbol will remain the same:
list-style:lower-greek;
or more here: https://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/generate.html#lists
or
you could create a small image of your own, and link to that
list-style-image: url(‘bug.gif’);
(I’ll add this too)

Thanks Beel …. didn’t think of that ??

Pages updated, and a couple of errors that had crept in also sorted.

I don’t post much so I figured I should have a date in there, too:
Lagniappe

I managed to kill the bullet using:
.linklog li {
list-style:none;
}
for some reason ul.linklog li {… didn’t work.
However, my asides are indented about 50px and I have tried everything I can think of to move them back. I don’t mind where they are but it would be nice to have some control!!

Thanks Podz! -ve margin-left did the trick.

Thanks for the feedback – I’ll add it to the pages later.

I figure I’ll post here instead of creating a new topic. But If I post an aside, it’ll appear at the top above any posts. However, if after I post an aside, I go and make a regular post, it’ll push the aside below the regular post. Other than changing the time stamp on the aside, how can I go about keeping it at the top for that day?