list-style-type

  • Resolved robpannell

    (@robpannell)


    13 years, 12 months ago

    I’ve been scratching my head over this for ages.

    Can someone take a look at https://dbc.robpannell.com and see what CSS property is causing the >> symbol on the items in the sidebar please?

    I expected it to be a list-style-type somewhere, but all of them that I can find are set to none.

    Any help offered is much appreciated!

    Thanks

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  • this is it:

    .entry ul li:before,#sidebar ul ul li:before {
content:"0BB 020";
}

    Hi,
    I just had a brainteaser just like this. It was hard to track down because Firebug does not display it.

    Here it is:

    .entry ul li:before,#sidebar ul ul li:before {
content:"0BB 020";
}

    And there’s one other spot in that theme’s style.css making a similar command.

    This type of code and display is cute, for sure, but it’s not necessarily supported across browsers, so I don’t like to use “content”.

    Cheers, D

    Thread Starter robpannell

    (@robpannell)

    Excellent thanks guys!

    I am using firebug, so maybe that’s why I couldn’t find it. It’s more down to me being a novice I should think!

    But thanks for the help I really appreciate it.

    Rob

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