On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 6:56 PM, John Fletcher net@twoedged.org wrote: [snip]
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...?
If I'm following you correctly, and I'm not sure I am, you're wanting to know where the value of the $links variable is assigned for node templates. If I'm wrong, ignore the rest of this! :-)
In Drupal 5 the $links variable is assigned a value in phptemplate.engine (/themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine), in the phptemplate_node function: $variables = array( [snip] 'links' => $node->links ? theme('links', $node->links, array('class' => 'links inline')) : '', [snip] );
You can override this value for all template files in the _phptemplate_variables function of your theme's template.php file with something like (I haven't tested this):
function _phptemplate_variables($hook, $vars = array()) { switch ($hook) { case 'node': $vars['links'] = $vars['node']->links ? theme('links', $vars['node']->links, array('class' => 'links')) : '' break; } return $vars; }
Some additional info: http://drupal.org/node/16383 http://www.group42.ca/take_control_your_phptemplate_variables