Today I was building a list of links on a WordPress site using wp_list_bookmarks. I wanted to create a comma-separated list such that each link title would have a link after it. No problem.
Except….the final link also has a comma after it. The result looks like this:
link 1, link 2, link 3, link 4,
I want it to look like this (with no trailing comma):
link 1, link 2, link 3, link 4
To accomplish this, I used a few php functions as follows:
'',
'after' => ', ',
'echo' => '0';
?>
Notice that in the $args array, I add a comma after each link. Then in the final echo line, I remove the trailing comma.
Pretty cool, eh!
Do you know of a better way to do this?
SOURCE: I found this solution on the WordPress.org forums, but I lost the link. Sorry!
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