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WP 2.2.1 fixes this issue.

Verified…

Looks as if WP 2.2 may have broken this widget, if I have multiple copies of the widget running they all display the code of #1.

Changing to this plugin fixed the problem: https://www.blogmotron.com/wp-quotes

Thanks anyway. Reinstalling the plugin didn’t help.

This is what the plugin’s instructions call for, in order to put the contents of a text file into the header.

I’ll try reinstalling the plugin, perhaps that will fix it.

Changing to header(“Refresh: 0;url=$redirect”); worked for me.

I had forgotten to do that. Thanks Otto42. It’s always the most simplest answer isn’t it? ??

disregard the second post. i removed all the code from my sidebar.php and just place what was needed for the sidebar widget and the bullets disappeared.

I still can’t get the other copy of WordPress’ widgets to work.

…Also, does anyone know how to get the widgets to show up in a side bar without bullets next to the titles?

this widget does it:
https://moho.optera.net/wordpress/linkblock

I’m pretty sure it’s a padding or margin thing.. but I don’t think it’s anything to do with Micro$ofts browser (it was doing the same thing in Firefox, Camino, Opera and Safari). There is a grey divider bar that is placed above the comment section on Pages in the theme I’m using, I think that is bumping the side bar below the comment section (if i turn off commenting for that Page the problem goes away)

I’m having the same issue with the Flex theme (which I updated to work with widgets). In any page (except the blog) that has commenting set up for it the sidebar is bumped to the bottom. I’m not sure if the theme has separate templates for Pages (can’t check because I’m at work… workin’ hard, um, yeah)…

Thanks. That did exactly what I wanted, better than my modification of the widgets.php file… I think I need to learn some more on php. Someone needs to make a widget for links that allows you to pick which show up… I would if I knew how… time to learn how.
Thanks again.

I have managed to only display the blogroll by editing the widgets.php file. I changed the section that went:

function widget_links($args) {
// This ONLY works with li/h2 sidebars.
get_links_list;

}

to:

function widget_links($args) {
// This ONLY works with li/h2 sidebars.
get_links(1);

}

the only problem with this is that there is no title in the side bar… just the couple of links that i have categorized as blogroll.