How do I remove this ?

What question marks?

The menu side of my webpage looks like this:

Archives

? December 2004

Categories

? General (3)

Links

Meta

? Site Admin
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? Valid XHTML
? XFN
? WordPress

I thought the ? was a graphic but I can’t seem to be able to find the file location in order to remove them

I just checked my website again.

The question marks do not appear in my Internet Explorer browser – but they do appear in my Firefox browser.

.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "??? ";
}

This is the relevant section in the CSS which is giving you the grief.

Thanks Moose – I’ll check it out

Did you get my email about the plug-in ??

It looks like you have a <li> tag inside another set of <li> tags, starting at Archives and going down the whole right side menu. It shows up fine in IE because IE tends not to care about proper HTML syntax, while Mozilla/Firefox is a tad stricter.

I had FF running in quirks mode, so it was automatically correcting. But, when I switched it over to compliance mode, I saw what you were talking about. NM has you on the right track.

Captain Science, he has no rogue <li> tags. His syntax is using proper nesting and that is how all WordPress templates handle the sidebar.

I checked the style sheet that I was working on – and it said this:

.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "?? ";
}

The original style file that was included in the 1.5beta1 zip file said this:
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020";
}

Never saw this kind of value code before – and when I tried to copy and paste the content: “0BB 020”; code into the style file that I was working on the code pasted in as content: “?? “; – weird !!

So I typed in content: “0BB 020”; by hand, saved it, uploaded to the server – and still no change

The question marks are still there.

Seems like the Kubrick theme that is now included in the new 1.5 beta-1 version needs some tweaking – maybe someone in here can let the tech guys know

Well I looked at it again – seems like Firefox will not accept the value in the content: “>> ” tag.

So, I think I can either comment the whole thing out or find a .gif file and insert this in its place:

.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: url("www.mysite.com/images/arrow.gif");

No, no, no. Not true. Take a look at my blog with FireFox.

Yes, I see that macmanx – firefox obviously views it properly – but I see you are using ver 1.2.2 and probably an older version of Kubrick

So that means the problem is either in the code for WordPress ver 1.5 beta 1 (Jan-2-2005) or its in the code for the Kubrick theme that is included with the new beta version – It looks like the included Kubric theme has been changed from Boren’s 130-rc2 version