This is how I was able to remove mine.
– Go to Manage/Files in the admin panel
– select Sidebar link on the right side, the php code should appear in the edit window
– right-click in the edit window and choose “Select All”
– right-click again then select “copy”
– open notepad (or any text editor) and paste php code. You would be safe to save file as same name with .php as extension. I would suggest doing this is all your files so that you can have an original copy incase there’s a goof.
– now scroll down and look for “blogroll” in php code. Should look something like this:
— code —
<li><h2>Archives</h2>
<ul>
<?php wp_get_archives('type=monthly'); ?>
</ul>
</li>
— end code —
You can delete the code. Make sure you hightlight the
<li> which is the opening list tag and the </li>
which is the closing list tag.
Now save the file and view site. If it isn’t what you want, then copy/paste the original php code – – save and try again. Play with removing and viewing.
Have fun!
Hitekmom
Thread Starter
xeon06
(@xeon06)
Thanks for replying. Ok, I have a custom theme and the “Sidebar” file doesn’t show. But I know PHP and XHTML, so could you give me the name of this file, I’d go look for it in FTP. Thanks.
Edit:Whoop nevermind, found it. /mytheme/sidebar.php
Thanks lots.