michaelmcguk

Brilliant.

Many thanks for your speedy reply ??

Great. Thanks again, you’ve been very helpful. I am new to WordPress having come from a C# and PHP background ??

Brilliant, you’re a legend!

Brilliant jeremy. Many thanks!

Is there a list of the wp_ like functions anywhere?

Hmm, maybe I removed it, when I was editing it heh.

Can you please tell me the line I require to generate the list?

Just so it shows something like:

FEBRUARY 2008
JANUARY 2008
DECEMBER 2007

etc.

Thankyou.

Brilliant. You’re a legend.

Many thanks, it worked a treat ??

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

Can I PM/email you the link Otto, I’d prefer not to make it public?

OK.

HTML :

<ul id="navlist">
<li class="page_item page-item-4"><a href="blabla.php">asasas</a></li></ul>

CSS:

li.page_item page-item-4 a {
		 margin-left:10px;
		 margin-right:10px;
		 margin-top:10px;
		 font-weight:bold;
}

Is there something obvious I’m doing wrong, as I’m still not getting the desired effect.

Again, thanks for the help fella’s, sure we’re almost there.

I just need to style the text within the
<li> item.

How can I do this?

I did try, to no avail, this:

li.page_item page-item-4,li.page_item page-item-5,li.page_item page-item-8 {
		 margin-left:10px;
		 margin-right:10px;
		 margin-top:10px;
		 font-weight:bold;
}

Hmm, it might actually make sense just to create my own function for this purpose. Cheers.

Uhm ok.
It’s a bit complicated, but some of the links run over 2 lines, so I had two classes. The second one for the longer lines:
‘.two {
margin-left:10px;
margin-right:10px;
margin-top:2px;
font-weight:bold;
}’

So, could you point me in the right direction for the dynamic highlighted menus.

I really just wanted to place it in a div to give some ‘padding’ to the text in the box, using the above css. It does it in my pre-WP template, but not in my WP one.

Thanks for your patience with this issue.

How should I re-think it?

Can I have an example that would work with WP?

Here’s the code I want to apply to the text:

‘.one {
margin-left:10px;
margin-right:10px;
margin-top:10px;
font-weight:bold;
}’

It’s not so much the styling of the list item.
I require styling (and the inclusion of) the <div> tag within the list item, so I can style the text.

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I looked at this however, it didn’t seem to do what I was after.

I’d like to have the following, but can’t seem to get in and edit the wp_list_page:

<li class="part name part name 2"><a href="#"><div class="class name">LINK TEXT HERE</div></a></li> ??

Because of my unordered list, I want to format the links using the ‘class name’ part of that div, but I can’t seem to get in there and edit it. It just echo’s out the links:

<li class="part name part name 2"><a href="#">LINK TEXT HERE</a></li> ??

Should I use something similar to this where they’ve added a style?

<ul>
<?php
global $id; // teensy bit insane, sorry
$date_format = '<\b\r /><\s\p\a\n '. '\s\t\y\l\e="\f\o\n\t-\s\i\z\e: \s\m\a\l\l\e\r">'. '\l\a\s\t\m\o\d Y-n-j</\s\p\a\n>'; wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=$id&show_date=modified
&date_format=$date_format"); ?>
</ul>

Any help would be great.