Theme weblink?

Hi, Very interested in this also!, subscribing, greetings Martijn

Hi,

Anyone having some css stuff related to this question to theme the Visit .. peace of weblink please?

Thanks a lot in advance for your reply!

greetings,
Martijn

I've improved the theme-ability of links_weblink quite a bit in the Drupal 6 version, just released in beta this week. I never made a specific CSS class for the "visit..." link because it defaults to the same theme behavior as the rest of the Drupal-provided links. But I don't think it would be hard to do so. I'll look into implementing this for the Drupal 6 branch in the next release.

Scott

@Summit....

Now that the Drupal 6 version is nearing release, could you please take a look (at your convenience) and see what you think of its themeability? I'm open to suggestions of additional theming classes or IDs that might be needed, but I think you'll find this version is more themeable than the D5 version. Comments welcome.

@Summit - that "Visit..." is a pain, because it appears as class='0' which is not XHTML valid, and impossible to theme. I want the related links box in the content but I DON"T want the Visit... links at the bottom, but I can't theme them away and they're breaking my accessibility! :)

UPDATE: Ok, it looks like this is actually a bug, I will open a separate issue.

Hi,
The themebility in D6 looks ok, thank you! Would really like to have this in D5 also.
Can;t get the hands on theming links_weblink_list in D5. Is it possible to overrule item-list for links_weblink_list in style.css to NOT get the disc somewhere with D5?

EDIT I got it hacky way, would be great if having an extra option for using title in list or not, now I deleted the

• and it worked.

  Before deletion code:
  line 475 of 5.dev:

  <?php
   $output = '<p><ul id="links_weblink_list"><li>' . l($link['title'], $link['href'], $link['attributes']) . '</li></ul></p>';
   ?>
  

  After deletion:

  <?php
  $output = '<p>' . l($link['title'], $link['href'], $link['attributes']) . '</p>';
     ?>
  

  greetings, Martijn