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  • Can you please post a link to a sample page? I’m seeing bullets on my test site.

    Thread Starter OldSoftware

    (@oldsoftware)

    Interesting. You are using a widget in the middle of your content area, that’s why bullets aren’t showing up. There’s a rule which sets the list style to none for unordered lists in widgets. To fix, add this rule to your custom CSS:

    .entry-content .widget ul {
       list-style: inside;
    }

    Thread Starter OldSoftware

    (@oldsoftware)

    FIXED!!

    Thread Starter OldSoftware

    (@oldsoftware)

    Could you further explain this?

    Interesting. You are using a widget in the middle of your content area,

    It looks like you’re using a plugin called Page Builder by SiteOrigin? I don’t know anything about the plugin, but it looks like it creates a widget area in the middle of the page which you use to create your content. Not sure why you are using it with the Sydney theme, as Sydney is a responsive theme.

    Thread Starter OldSoftware

    (@oldsoftware)

    I’m using Page Builder because that was the way I started before I installed Sydney.

    J

    OK, so that’s the reason for my confusion. Because normally you don’t see a widget being used for page content. Glad it got straightened out.

    Thread Starter OldSoftware

    (@oldsoftware)

    The un-ordered list does not indent the wrapped line. Any thoughts?

    Change the earlier rule to this:

    .entry-content .widget ul {
       list-style: outside;
       padding-left: 30px;
    }

    However, you are going to want to remove the inline padding-left property from all of the list items. You should normally avoid adding inline styles, anyway. It is very difficult to override using an external stylesheet, which is what you should be using instead. For example, instead of adding the inline style to each list item, you could have added a single rule to accomplish that:

    ul li {
       padding-left: 30px;
    }

    Then, if you ever need to change the padding in the future, you just need to change it in one rule instead of editing each individual item. It also makes it easier to create consistent formatting across all of your pages using an external stylesheet.

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