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  • A search on these forums Search results for Removing Bullets will lead you to lots of threads discussing the same.
    The Wiki WP is also a useful resource.
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    You might also want to put display:inline under your post-categories in the css.

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    I’ve looked for the display_inline option everywhere, but I cannot fint it.

    What Beel meant to say was that in the style.css (or whatever the .css stylesheet is for you blog’s index.php), you could try display:inline as one of the properties of the li tag.

    Have you tried adding the line in your CSS file to menu (and all menu sections)
    <pre>list-style-type: none;</pre>
    That should eliminate the bullets.

    I was able to add the following to my stylesheet (using Zen Min theme) without any problems. It worked right away. I’m also using an added links page to view all links.

    If you are using “li” in your before and after found on your Link Categories page, add this anywhere in your stylesheet:

    li {
    list-style: none;
    }

    (this is documented elsewhere in support, but it may be useful to see it here) To add a custom links page, I created a links.php file in a text editor with this content, uploaded it to my theme dir and created a new page called “Links”:

    <?php
    /*
    Template Name: Links
    */
    ?>
    <?php get_header(); ?>
    <?php get_links_list(‘id’); ?>
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    My footer calls my sidebar, but yours probably doesn’t. Add ‘<?php get_sidebar(); ?>’ before or after the get_links_list command (location of sidebar call depends on your theme – try both ways til it works) ??

    brockangelo.com/links

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