prazim

many thanks. did the search you suggested and found the solution:

this is what I needed, and it works:
RedirectPermanent /foo https://foobar.com/foo

should anyone come across this thread.
Sue

https://www.halfthekingdom.org/wordpress

right sidebar 3/4 down…

thanks so much

ok, many thanks. I’ll read those articles through.

I did, and that didn’t fix it.

Mark Jacquith created a plugin specifically for this problem:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/page-links-to/

Related Posts by Rob Marsh is the one I use and it works beautifully. He’s a highly skilled coder and also publishes a number of other outstanding plugins for WordPress as well.
https://rmarsh.com/plugins/

I hope this helps!
Sue

Thank you so much Martin!
Sue

Thank you!
Here’s the solution: https://www.thefreetrafficformula.com/blog/?p=211 which was included in one of the posts for the links you provided.

And actually, I’m on 2.7 but that didn’t present as an option in the drop down for me last night. Either that or i was overly fatigued…

many thanks, again.
Sue

Thank you so much. that is an excellent CSS reference, and I have installed Firebug.

I tried the line-style-position and it didn’t do what I wanted, and I wasn’t able to locate the class for my “Great Blogs” area, but I found something which will enable me to accomplish the objective:
https://www.z-oc.com/blog/2007/11/wordpress-plugin-to-display-names-favicons-description-notes-and-even-the-feed-on-your-blogroll/

It’s a plugin to fix up your blogroll.
Sue

oh! you are an absolute CSS angel!! That’s it!

Thank you abundantly!!

Sue

Actually, yes! that definitely shifts things to the left, but it shifts everything that is hyperlinked, and I only want to move the hyperlinked images. Is there a way to limit it to just them?

ok, I found that, but adding margin:6px doesn’t change the position of my hyperlinked images. My issue is with the right sidebar. Here is the related CSS:
#right h2 {
color: #fff;
background: #6A829E;
font-family: verdana, “Microsoft Sans Serif”, Times, serif;
font-size: 8pt;
padding: 3px 6px;
margin: 0 0 10px 0;
border-bottom: 1px solid #fff;
}

#right p {padding:0; margin: 0 6px 0 12px;}

#right a {display: block; color: #6A829E; text-decoration: none; padding: 0 6px 0 12px; margin: 0; line-height: 14pt;}
#right a:hover {color: #333; text-decoration: underline;}

#right ul {
margin:0 0 12px 0;
padding:0;
list-style:none;}

#right ul li {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
list-style-type: none;
}

#right ul ul {}

#right ul ul li {}

many thanks,
Sue

Dear Steve,
I fixed the above noted problem, but now have a different one, which I will post uniquely.
Many thanks!
Sue

I just had the same experience, so the problem is not fixed.

Hi,
I wanted to share with you that I have figured out how to do this.

First of all, create separate categories for each group of blogs beginning with each letter of the alphabet for which you have blogs; for example: blogs_a, blogs_d, etc, and make note of the category id WordPress assigns to each one.

Edit your sidebar.php file where you want the blogroll to appear and insert this code:

<h2>Great Blogs (or whatever you want to call them)</h2>

<?php wp_list_bookmarks(‘category=7&categorize=0&title_li=0’); ?>

replace the “7” in the string “category=7” with each new blog category you want to present and insert the

and

codes to separate each group.

That’s it!