Sidebar: bullets/sub-bullets, can they be 2 different characters?

  • Resolved meisha

    (@meisha)


    13 years, 8 months ago

    Hello, I’ve designed a blog starting with Kubrick, and I would like to use a different character for the second level bullet points in the sidebar, but I’ve been trying for a long time and it seems they all have to be gone or the same. The code making them all the same is this:

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

    That bullet is fine for the top level (parent) entries, but for the children, I would like to use “09B 020”. I tried separating this code:

    .entry ul li:before {
	content: "0BB 020";
	}
#sidebar ul ul li:before {
	content: "09B 020";
	}

    but that didn’t work. I’ve tried lots of things… so far it’s either all on or all off. Does anyone know how this can be done?

    Thank you in advance! ??

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  • you need to go one level deeper inthe unordered list style;

    try for example:

    .entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
	content: "0BB 020";
	}
#sidebar ul ul ul li:before {
	content: "09B 020";
	}

    (the forum editor not allowing the backslash)

    Thread Starter meisha

    (@meisha)

    That was it! Thank you thank you thank you, alchymyth the sweeper! ??

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