• I’m trying to create a menu of links using

    <div id="nav"><ul><?php wp_get_links(2); ?></ul></div>

    it outputs the list of links from category ID #2 fine, but the link url is surrounded by single quotations (‘), not double (“)…

    <li><a href='https://chordaltheory.net/photos'>Photos</a></li>

    As a result (I think), the link element within each <li> isn’t actually a link. Meaning it isn’t clickable as a link. Any thoughts?

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  • Using single quotes for attribute values is valid XHTML, and I have no problem following links on my blog because of them.

    Are you unable to click through on these links? If so, what browser are you using?

    Thread Starter bmccullo

    (@bmccullo)

    Hmm, yeah I wasn’t sure if single quotes was the problem or not. I’m using Firefox 1.0.6 and I’m unable to click through the links.

    Your problem is somewhere in your stylesheet.

    I removed some of the float:lefts in your #nav styling and your links worked fine in Firefox.

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