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  • linux4me2

    (@linux4me2)

    It looks like the problem with the absent bullets is this declaration on about line 80 of your theme’s style.css:

    ul, li {
        display: inline-block;
    }

    If I comment out that line, the bullets appear in the “Things to Remember” section of the page.

    The other thing I noticed is that you have a couple of errors on the page:
    "NetworkError: 400 Bad Request - https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family="
    That error is because the full URL for custom fonts from Google Web Fonts isn’t complete.

    Then you have:
    TypeError: $ is not a function
    The latter is in jquery.fittext.sizing.js, which is not set up to use the jQuery noconflict mode that the rest of WordPress uses, which substitutes “jQuery” for the dollar sign in code.

    Thread Starter incider

    (@incider)

    Thanks for the tip. That allowed me know what I needed to do, so I defined the following in my custom CSS and used the new ul type:

    li ul.bullet {
    	display: list-item;
    	vertical-align: text-bottom;
    }

    Can you clarify what the full URL for custom fonts actually is?

    linux4me2

    (@linux4me2)

    The URL for the fonts depends on which fonts you intend to use. You can see how it works by looking at the Google Fonts site. You choose the fonts you want to use, and the “family” variable in the URL is filled out with their names.

    I wonder, though, if the error is popping up because you haven’t configured custom fonts somewhere, either in the theme or in a plugin you have installed. Maybe you just need to choose the fonts you want to include, and the URL will be completed with the corresponding font family(ies)?

    Thread Starter incider

    (@incider)

    Well, I guess I’ll leave that for another day. That’s something coming from the theme or plugin, as you guess, and I don’t the answer!

    Theme Author Schwarttzy

    (@schwarttzy)

    Adventure is about to get an update that will make the CSS much easier for the average user to edit.

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