By Wilcox on

Hello!

I am new to drupal and I have started hacking away at the templates. I have to say I wish I had dedicated more time to drupal a couple of years ago.

Anyways, I was wanting to know how I remove the "|" in the menu? I know that I probably have to create a template.php file and so something there. I am using 4.7 version of drupal. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Thanks,

Brett

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appel’s picture

appel commented

Hiya Brett,

Not the best solution, but you can try changing line 495 of theme.inc to:

function theme_links($links, $delimiter = ' ') {

The problem with this quick hack (besides being a hack) is that it's site-wide. It would be way better to be able to make changes to <?php print theme('links',$primary_links) ?> in page.tpl.php, but I have no idea if that's even possible.

ap

*update*: better ways can be found here:

http://drupal.org/node/44704
http://drupal.org/node/44708

Or try this:

<?php print str_replace(" | ", "", theme('links',$primary_links)); ?>

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smithaa02’s picture

smithaa02 commented

If it is for primary links and you want to replace the | with say // you would put the following in your page.tpl.php:

print theme('links', $primary_links, " // ");

Use whatever (including possibly nothing) in the third parameter to specify your delimiter.

Wilcox’s picture

Wilcox commented

Thanks! Thanks! Thanks!

I worked great. I can now spice it us with a bit of css. Thanks so much for your help.

Brett