added on Jan 9, 2008 by
I know I use this is the standard template for link output which will put the links one after another:
<a href="{$URL}" title="{$ANCHOR}">{$ANCHOR}</a> {$DESCRIPTION}
But what do I need if I want to have the links one on top of anther? I don't use descriptions so I tried replacing
" {$DESCRIPTION} " with "<br>" but my links turned out wrong. I then added
"<br>" to the end of the template and that messed the script up.
UncleTim
added on Jan 10, 2008 by
hmm.. strange <br> works for me no problem. You can also use the tables option in linkex as well
added on Jan 10, 2008 by
hi tim,
the default template is:
<a href="{$URL}" title="{$ANCHOR}">{$ANCHOR}</a> {$DESCRIPTION}
which will put the links after one another.
When I want to have one pr. line I use this template:
<a href="{$URL}" title="{$ANCHOR}">{$ANCHOR}</a><br />
You say it didn't work? How did it not work?
- v0id
added on Jan 11, 2008 by
Thanks for the replies.
When I used "<br>" it didn't work. As soon as I added "<br />" it worked like a charm.
Thanks,
Tim
added on Jan 11, 2008 by
really? That sounds strange, since the <br /> is just the xhtml version of the good old <br>.
Anyway good thing that it's working! :)
added on Jan 17, 2008 by
hi,
i have this template line in the index.php :
'<a href="{$URL}" title="{$ANCHOR}">{$ANCHOR}</a><br />';
but all my site entries are in one line and not "1 entry in 1 line", i have tried it with <br> too, but
this dont change nothing.
can anybody help me ? i tried to implement linkex in wordpress
regards, nico
added on Jan 23, 2008 by
hi,
i have this template line in the index.php :
'<a href="{$URL}" title="{$ANCHOR}">{$ANCHOR}</a><br />';
but all my site entries are in one line and not "1 entry in 1 line", i have tried it with <br> too, but
this dont change nothing.
regards, Remon
added on Jan 28, 2008 by
Try adding the template line into the index.php file AND go to categories folder and change it in 1001 file as well.