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Alternatively, if I could change the CSS of individual list classes in my child style.css, that would work. I’m not sure how to do it currently for different list objects.

That’s with your code. With my original code, all I get is the post title. The problem I seem to be facing is returning the category and date values in some sort of outputable way (does PHP use strings? Cause so far it seems I’m trying to return arrays and stuff like that).

That doesn’t work exactly right… After a few hours of trying, the problem seems to be getting the_category(‘, ‘); and the_time(‘F j’); to fit into this line in the return variable:

$output = "{$before}{$post->post_title}{$after}";

Substituted in for “post_title”. But I can’t seem to reference either, even if I put them into a variable.

Seriously this should be the simplest thing ever. Passing arguments to a function. You can do it in literally any programming language. Why is it so complicated to do it this way in WordPress? I don’t get it. Why on earth do you need to put a function call inside quotation marks?

It’s like programming in the dark ages. C# is easier than this complete BS.