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Sidebar Question
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    I'm curious why on my sidebar that some items have the ../images/widget_list before the link and others don't?

    Here's an example http://source-pro.org/cameras-all/

    On the sidebar under "Cameras" there is the arrow but under "Recent Content" there are no arrows.

    Am I missing a setting somewhere?
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi,

    Maybe you did not use the striking recent post widget but the wordpress default
    recent post widget?

    Best regards,
    BackuPs
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Can I add the image to the Striking recent post widget?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Just toggle it on in the widget settings !!

    Best regards,
    BackuPs
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Not quite sure what you mean...

    In the Striking settings or the widget area?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Actually, I just looked and I don't see anywhere that refers to toggling on the arrow...?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi,

    Just make sure the disable post thumbnail... is not selected in the striking widget.

    Photobucket

    it will only shows thumbs if you have a featured image loaded to the post.

    Best regards,
    BackuPs
  • Vote Up0Vote Down digitaltrackerdigitaltracker
    Actually, I'm talking about the arrow that's used in the "non" striking sidebar links as in the "Popular Bests" here http://source-pro.org/

    I understand about the thumbnails - I turned those off but now wanted to know if I can keep things consistant by adding arrows to the Striking sidebar links?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi

    Since you where asking for the image i assumed the thumbnail. LOL

    If you want to play with the arrow. This is the code striking uses. You can alter it like you want.


    #sidebar .widget_subnav li a, #sidebar .widget_recent_entries li a, #sidebar .widget_recent_posts li a, #sidebar .widget_popular_posts li a, #sidebar .widget_related_posts li a, #sidebar .widget_pages li a, #sidebar .widget_links li a, #sidebar .widget_categories li a, #sidebar .widget_archive li a, #sidebar .widget_meta li a, #sidebar .widget_rss li a {
    background: url("../images/widget_list_arrows.png") no-repeat scroll -48px 2px transparent;
    line-height: 20px;
    margin: 0;
    padding-left: 20px;
    }



    f.e.


    #sidebar .widget_subnav li a, #sidebar .widget_recent_entries li a, #sidebar .widget_recent_posts li a, #sidebar .widget_popular_posts li a, #sidebar .widget_related_posts li a, #sidebar .widget_pages li a, #sidebar .widget_links li a, #sidebar .widget_categories li a, #sidebar .widget_archive li a, #sidebar .widget_meta li a, #sidebar .widget_rss li a {
    background: none;
    padding-left: 0;
    }



    and for the categories....


    #sidebar .widget_nav_menu li a {
    background: url("../images/widget_list_arrows.png") no-repeat scroll -48px 9px transparent;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #F0F0F0;
    display: block;
    line-height: 20px;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 5px 20px;
    }



    #sidebar .widget_nav_menu li a {
    background: none;
    padding: 5px 0px;
    }


    the arrow is gone and the text is aligned to the left.

    Best regards,
    BackuPs
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