Hmmm... ok well if someone doesn't know how to do that, any ideas on code that will go something like this:

if not logged in - do code above
else (meaning not logged in) display the other headers?

Make up your mind! The first is a matter of adding widgets to the menu container via the back office. The second is off topic and has been covered many times already.

Ed: I'll take #1, please.

EdB wrote:

The first is a matter of adding widgets to the menu container via the back office.

;)

In my list of widgets already installed, there are none that say or try to say Menu Container. Nor is there one when I hit install widgets. Could you be a tad more verbose than smileys, please.

Your list of installed widgets? um... are you sure you don't mean list of installed plugins?

Blog settings -> pick a blog -> widgets -> see all the containers identified, with a list of all widgets installed in those containers. Find "Menu" container. Click "add new widget" or something like that. You can probably take it from there yah?

BTW sometimes plugins make widgets, so yeah you install the plugin, but then pick the blog the widget will go on, and pick the container the widget will go in. Calendar is an example of that.

What's verbose mean :?: :roll: ;)

The best I could do is add a home link and a login link but alas, they won't appear in the same line like I need, let alone add about me or other links to that in one line.

Well you've changed the values to the parameters that go before and after a LIST item to be the actual items so that might be part of the problem. Like for example never minding what you've got in the first post here, doing a view source on your page shows me that you've got "<div class="$whatever_it_is$">" twice, so of course you are getting each line item twice. Maybe you've duplicated the Menu container code? Dunno for sure exactly what the issue is, but seeing your view source shows me that you're pretty close to having what you want - just not there entirely yet. Duplicating <div class="widget_core_menu_link"> is the root of the problem right now though, so figure out why it shows up twice and you'll have your bits on one line.

I think.

Got it, pretty sure I'm just about there now. Will have it working next to no time, thanks for your help Ed!

BTW... verbose = your last two posts. Perfectly executed, I couldn't have done it without them! :p