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I’m trying to edit a css file and when I look on firebug it shows in the list-style there’s none. I’m trying to add square bullets to it but they wont show up due to “none” appearing. I’m not sure where it’s appearing from also.
Is there a way to override it?
#content ol {
float: left;
list-style: none;
}
Line 623
I removed it and none is still appearing from I’m not sure where.
line 554 of styles.css
#content .entry-content ol {
list-style: decimal-leading-zero outside none;
}
When I go into the css file it appears like so
#content .entry-content ol {
list-style: dcimal-leading-zero;
}
But like you posted above, when I view it in firebug I’m not sure where this extra stuff is coming from in the css(outside none;).
I looked through the css and I can’t see any other styles with ol
right you are – my mistake. I took Firebug too literally. At any rate, it’s not showing because it’s defaulting to outside and you have no left margin or padding.
if you want to add a square bullet, why use an ol and not a ul?
my god! something so simple and I couldn’t figure that out lol. Man do I ever hate when that happens.
Thank you so much :D my brain needs a rest after that.
hello