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    I’m getting and extra line between categories, but not between months in IE and Firefox. I took out the option count and the br. Also, IE isn’t finding the formatting for the font.

    Can anyone “teach me how to fish” so to speak. I’m fairly fluent at css, but haven’t touched php markup before. But I have a working knowledge of SQL which may help.

    Do I post a link to the page here?
    Thanks in advance,

    A.

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  • How about a URL of what you are asking?

    This is how you fish.

    Thread Starter artcase

    (@artcase)

    <dd>
    					<a title="View all posts filed under anthologies" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=6">anthologies</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under Chick Lit" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=12">Chick Lit</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under Comedy" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=13">Comedy</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under detective/mystery" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=8">detective/mystery</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under erotica" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=17">erotica</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under Fantasy" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=16">Fantasy</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under historical romance" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=11">historical romance</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under paranormal romance" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=4">paranormal romance</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under recommended read" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=10">recommended read</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under romance" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=9">romance</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under Sci-Fi" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=15">Sci-Fi</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under Shomi" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=14">Shomi</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under suspense" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=7">suspense</a><br/>
    	<a title="View all posts filed under urban fantasy" href="http://my-art-case.com/WordPress/?cat=5">urban fantasy</a><br/>
    				</dd>

    Remove those <br/>s.

    Thread Starter artcase

    (@artcase)

    How? … and I thought I did.

    Where are they coming from? I took them out of the php (see below)

    Sidebar:

    <dt>Categories</dt>
       <dd>
       <?php wp_list_cats('sort_column=name&hierarchical=0'); ?>
       </dd>

    Is it in the wp_list_cats “template-functions-category.php” file? Is that why I’m not finding it?

    Thanks again,

    A

    Thread Starter artcase

    (@artcase)

    Whoo hoo!!! I found it. Thanks for the fishing tip.

    It was in the template-functions-category.php file. Line 376-7 the code read:
    `} else {
    $thelist .= “\t$link\n
    “;’
    Now it reads the same as the line set above it (‘$thelist .= “\t$link\n”;’)

    I still have a slight spacing issue in IE for the month archives, but think that is a css issue.

    I’ll consider this issue resolved. Hopefully it will help others and save them some late nights.

    A

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