Thanks Jeremy,
That is certainly a valid idea, and if I don't come up with anything else I will have to do that. I have about 8 content type templates and I could put that into each of them.
However that seems a little bit "hacky". Is there not a "better way" - removing the class from the <ul>? When I asked where the "inline" class comes from I meant: which piece of code adds the "inline" class so that it prints <ul class="links inline"> instead of <ul class="links">? I know theme_links does this but it just prints the arguments that it is given... how does it get those arguments...?
Thanks, John
-----Original Message----- From: Jérémie D'Aoust [mailto:jeremiedaoust@gmail.com]
Hello John, in Drupal 6 the inline value is applied to the "ul.links.inline" style rule located in "drupal/modules/system/system-menus.css". To get rid of the behavior of the links wrapping around the content you can try adding <br style="clear:both;"> as the last line of the content class inside the node.tpl.php file.