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Unwelcome arrow links surrounding tags

So, as of DW's latest code push, I'm seeing little arrow-shaped links on either side of every single tag on my journal entries. These links do nothing more useful than point to the last entry using that tag (or worse, an error page, if there's no earlier/later entry to point to). This seems like utterly redundant, pointless clutter to me.

Very simply, I do NOT want to be seeing these arrow links. If someone could provide me with some code for getting rid of them, I would tremendously appreciate it. Thank you.

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No, your killcaps CSS looks correct and closed up and all. The new CSS is showing up as it should. The the tag list nesting and the classes on the body element look standard, so it doesn't seem as if individual pages are likely to not be classed page-entry, though I can't see any entries in your own journal to check for sure. You might want to double-check that, though. Look at the html source for an entry page, find the "body" tag that comes right after "/header", and see if it has the class "page-entry". If not, that's the problem. If it does have the right class, I'm not sure what could be wrong. Just to be sure, are you viewing all pages in your own style?

The only other thing that I can think of that could go wrong is if your browser is too old to understand "first-child" and "last-child". Those a relatively recent additions to CSS, and if you're running a browser version from a few years back it may not be able to parse them. ...though, in that case your layouts would likely have significant issues in other places as well. *hands* Other than that, no idea.

Oh, wait, one more idea. If your browser caches metadata like style sheets for faster loading, you may have to clear your browser cache and reload the page before the browser even "sees" the new CSS. Google "clear browser cache" if you've never done that, directions vary a lot between browsers.

I keep my Firefox up to date, so I don't think that's the problem. I view all pages in my style.

I have this for the body class.

"<body class="page-read two-columns column-left any-column multiple-columns two-columns-left logged-in my-journal not-subscribed has-access has-navstrip">"

I have no idea how to change that if I need to, though.

(I have no clue if that's helpful. My CSS ends at copy-pastaing things.)

That should be the body tag on your Reading page. The body classes change depending on what kind of page you're on. page-reading for Reading, page-entry for pages, etc.

If you're seeing the tag arrows on your Reading page, that's a bug and you should report it. They're not supposed to show up on the aggregate pages like Reading or Recent Entries.

I'd try clearing your browser cache and reloading an entry page, to see if that works.

They do show up on Recent entries if you click on a tag to filter them (had to add some code to make sure tags displayed on 'full' recent pages). Maybe that's what's going on on their reading page too.

Ah, yes indeed, there they are on a tag-filtered Reading page. Let me go and add that to the css snippet. If a filtered Recent Entries shows them, then page-recent too.

Nope, I'm not seeing them on my reading page. I rebooted FF and verything else seems to be okay. Thanks. :)

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