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I am creating a theme from scratch and the navigation menu is disturbing me because it is displaying the permalinks after the menu item name. See this picture

http://imagebin.org/212406

Link name (#permalink) is the result of wp_nav_menu()

Setting e.g. $before/$after - yields text before/after (#permalink)

The (#permalink) part is not displayed in the source.

Since it's only Pages I tried wp_list_pages(), but that gives me the same result.

Any ideas on how to remove those permalinks? I believe there is some 'default' setting for how links/menu items should be displayed but I don't know where to look.

Thanks!

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Since the (#url) isn't displayed in the source, I suspect this is being placed there by CSS with a rule like:

#menu a:after { content: "#"attr(href); }

If I had to guess it's a print stylesheet run amok, possibly from a plugin.

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Yes you're right. As a matter of fact, all links have that "bug". How come? – hajder May 16 '12 at 19:25
It's a theming or plugin issue. Use a tool like Firebug to track down which style sheet it's in and then work backwards from there. Like I said, it's a common thing in Print stylesheets, so if you have a plugin that does that, I'm guessing it's the culprit. – mrwweb May 16 '12 at 20:38
If you send me a link, I can track it down very quickly. – mrwweb May 16 '12 at 20:45
I think it's blueprint CSS framework. Thanks! – hajder May 17 '12 at 7:43

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