• I have installed EZStatic on both my WP sites, and I am a bit stuck.

    I created my pages that I wanted to use the EZstatic plugin with, and created the index.php?static=filename.php URL for my link.

    But any pages that I create to use with EZstatic, while the background, etc etc etc look appropriate, my bullets & things for lists, etc are not showing up like in the sidebars.

    What special “coding” do I have to surround my information with to make it match the rest of my site?

    Example: start of page file…

    <h2> :: Our Charter ::</h2>

    <p align="left">The Charter of the Ladies.....

    Then my list is coded as normal:

    <ul>
    <li>Any "Lady" can be a member...

    But the bullets don’t show up like they do in the sidebar with teh same coding.

    Please help!

    The page the above coding comes from can be found at https://ladies-of-the-heart.com/index.php?static=charter.php if I haven’t explained it right…

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  • I’m no expert, but I suspect it has something to do with classes in the stylesheet. Somewhere in the CSS file for your template, there should be something that controls the <li> tags for the sidebar.

    Is your embedded page using the same stylesheet as your WP theme? If it is, then just add in the template CSS file:

    li { _necessary_code_ }

    Of course, change the middle part to whatever it is in the variable that controls the bullets in the sidebar.

    If your embedded page uses a different stylesheet, then you’ll just have to add the code into that one.

    I think this should solve your problem…. Sorry if it doesn’t. Again, I’m not an expert in this.

    Thread Starter KirstenM

    (@kirstenm)

    I don’t have any direction to a stylesheet anywhere in my static pages… see that’s where I’m confused. I just typed the HTML coding for the information I wanted to show, and I’m sure I’m missing some php includes or a div layer that triggers the CSS information.

    The ‘start of page’ that i posted is literally the start of the coding. I’m sure it’s not supposed to look like that, right? LOL

    Did you try adding in the li { ... } code in the WP template’s stylesheet?

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