• This isnt a problem if your able to hack in the WP files, the problem only besomces a problem if you want to make a template for others to use i think.

    Ok so i have a menu and using list_cats() to get the categorys to show in the menu, the problem is that i cant assing a class to those links within the function.

    So basicly i have no way what-so-ever to control the look of the menu links ?

    Yes, sure i can hack it myself, but what about people that cant hack the files ?

    The thing is that i wanna make my site yo a template for all to use, and with list_cast() i just get a list of <a href="bla bla"></a> without any change of change of giving it a class.

    i’ve used WP a week now, and i think its one of the best blogging system.

    However i feel this is something that should be loooked at, and corrected so it becomes possible to assign a “class” to a link so the output would be:

    list_cats(‘class=menu’);
    (or WP_query() )

    Should return:

    <a class="MENU" href="bla bla">cat_name</a>

    The default should just be a blank field.

    Anyway thanks for a great blogging system ??

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