nicktoye

The error message is not present though?

This could work for me,

It’s a discontinued service mate.

yeah I’ve seen that. I purposely didn’t mention it because of the fact it looks broken.

Its ok, i’ve used an unconventional <span>. You see i’m going to be using an individual icon for certain links, so I can’t do a generic rule for all links. A span is not that semantic, but it will have to do for now.

Likewise for removing the comment that provoked me calling you a prick. What was thank god I don’t need any designing done, is that a dig?

You got personal first, so thanks for your help, but I could do without your kind of help.

Thornomad: In my old installation, I used a <span> and then added a class to that, but I would rather not do that, correct me if I’m wrong but the php parses functions and then spits out the code. Well this function the_category spits out code with an anchor on it, or a href to the layperson ??

If I can find where this anchor is I’m sure adding a class to the anchor wont cause me too many problems.

An anchor is a href

I don’t see that anywhere on the function you just put up, I also did a search for that function in my wordpress folder and it wasn’t there.

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i’ve got dreamweaver and i did a search, I found a bunch of files, but there was no anchor present. Surely if it is a link there should be an anchor within that function.

Its driving me crazy, I just couldn’t find it.

Where is the file that holds this function.

the_category(‘, ‘)

i’m not doing it inline. I want to put the class=”myclass” into the code. The style itself is in my own stylesheet.

If you look on my site, you can see I have under my article, some links, date, comments and category.

Well the category is not being styled how I want it. So when I try and add a class to it from within the index, it just doubles up the anchors, so therefore I deduced that I needed to hardcode the class within the php function, trouble is I can’t seem to find it.

I think the using the loop within my index is the way to go, that way I can have everything controlled from my own stylesheet.

So far tonight I have managed to hardcode a class into the file where my comment function lives, but I can’t find the bit of code for my category. I want to apply a class to the anchor, but I can’t find the anchor.

I don’t think it is stupid, but if your not a massive php player, then it is tough.

yeah thats what i’ve done. Some elements at the moment are being referenced from another styling sheet not mine, its a right ball of elastic bands.

Getting there.

That css is my stylesheet, why do I need to use wordpress’s themes?

Hi,

I had a go at the template malarkey, correct me if i’m wrong but i’m building my index page from a series of pages that are included as templates.