The bullet points will not show when creating a list
I have tried:
Thank You
Jimmy
]]>The icon list looks fine on the backend, but when I preview the template, there are bullet points before the icons. What do I do? Obviously the bullets points don’t fit there as I already have the icons.
As suggested in other posts about this problem, I have done the following:
– I’ve tried clearing the browser cache etc.
– I’ve Regenarated CSS and Date from Elementors Tools.
– I’ve swithced the CSS Print Method to Internal Embedding.
– Switched off all other plygins but Elementor.
– I’ve changed the theme from Astra to Twent Twenty One. (Also tried Hello).
No effect. The bullets are still there before the icons.
I don’t have any content on my page yet, just built the header navigation bar and the footer (where the problem appears.)
Help??
]]>I can’t get bullet points to show up on the page after publishing.
I’ve got bullet point lists here: https://tutors-in-bristol.co.uk – under ‘Tutoring Services’ and ‘University Students’ – I can see the bullet points when editing the page, but not after publishing the page.
Can you please tell me how I might be able to rectify this?
Many thanks!
]]>.twae-timeline-centered .twae-timeline-entry .twae-timeline-entry-inner .twae-icon {
1. display: block;
2. width: 28px;
3. height: 28px;
4. -webkit-background-clip: padding-box;
5. -moz-background-clip: padding-box;
6. background-clip: padding-box;
7. border-radius: 50%;
8. text-align: center;
9. border: 4px solid;
10. line-height: 0;
11. font-size: 0;
12. float: left;
13. padding: 0;
}
I have been using colormag theme for a while.
But now i have a problem can’t able to change colour of bullet point in my post
can you tell me how can i do that?
Thank you.
]]>Thanks so much
Federico
]]>The solution was to add manual paragraph blocks between the bullet point paragraph and the other normal paragraph below.
Image: https://i.imgur.com/KHcfeks.jpg
Is this fixable? The manual solution works, but it’s annoying, while adding custom css to each post would be ridiculous.
I received an answer:
‘Joy (@joyously)
4 minutes ago
The problem is your theme CSS is not consistent in the editor and front end.
You can add a bottom margin to ul, but then nested lists will look odd, so you have to add it carefully, targeting the outermost ul only. It is tricky because ul is used in menus and widgets and comments, which the editor doesn’t have to worry about, but the theme does.
So ask in your theme’s support forum for help with the fix, and it will benefit all the users of that theme.’
I’m using the theme Elementor Hello, and am using Elementor Pro for all my pages. There isn’t a conflicting theme or plugin, since all I got is Yoast SEO, CMS Tree Page View and Elementor Pro.
]]>The solution was to add manual paragraph blocks between the bullet point paragraph and the other normal paragraph below.
Image: https://i.imgur.com/KHcfeks.jpg
Is this fixable? The manual solution works, but it’s annoying, while adding custom css to each post would be ridiculous.
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