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  • #48405
    nac2311
    Member

    Hi @sakin,

    Thank you for creating a really great theme – SimpleCatch Pro is excellent!

    Just have one quick question.

    Whe using bullet points in a page or post, it shows on the live site as an arrow. How can i change the arrow back to the less attractive, but more formal ‘dot’?

    Many thanks
    Neil

    #48423
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @nac2311: You can add the following css in “Appearance => Theme Options => Custom CSS” box:
    .hentry ul { list-style: outside none square; }

    #48447
    nac2311
    Member

    Hi @sakin,

    Thanks for your reply. I’ve added the css, but it only creates bullets in the posts/pages. I use a text widget to take news items from teh news page and display it on the home page (and other various pages). It doesn’t seem to affect this.

    Is there a site-wide command to use dots?

    Thanks again,
    Neil

    #48448
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @nac2311: Yes, if you want sitewide, then replace my previous css with the following css:
    ul { list-style: outside none square; }

    #48449
    nac2311
    Member

    Hi @sakin,

    Hmmm, something isn’t working here? I used your css and deleted the earlier one and it’s changed everything back to arrows.

    Any ideas?

    marcomsonline.co.uk is the site i’m using SC Pro on.

    Thanks
    Neil

    #48450
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @nac2311: I don’t see you are using the new css. You are still using old css.

    #48454
    nac2311
    Member

    Just checked i’m using…

    ul { list-style: outside none square; }

    in the css.

    #48479
    Sakin
    Keymaster

    @nac2311: Where did you add that. As When I check in your site marcomsonline.co.uk, I see the following css in your Custom CSS box:
    .hentry ul { list-style: outside none square; }

    So, you can either replace that with
    ul { list-style: outside none square; }

    Or
    .hentry ul, .widget ul { list-style: outside none square; }

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