Posted 2 years ago #
Alright I read a lot of posts about bullets and how to get rid of them and I still can't get rid of them. The site in question is hyperhookup.com
I just want the bullets in my side bar gone. can anybody help me out and see where they might be coming from.
edit here is my css style sheet I am using.
http://en.pastebin.ca/729863
Posted 2 years ago #
Anybody wanta reply because I;m still stuck on it?
Posted 2 years ago #
how about just list-style:none ??
Posted 2 years ago #
I also changed all of those to none and the bullets are still there.
youre bumping after 35 mins? you just moved your post out of "no replies" area, which is where ppl look first. And impatience doesnt win friends. This is a volunteer forum, consequently,
you
may
have
to
wait.
Go get firefox, then go google the web developer extemsion. install it, and play with your stylesheet live so that you can see the changes as you go.
I would have looked at your stylesheet in that manner, but its showing up on all one line, and Ive neither the time not the inclination to fix that irritation, especially when you are impatient.
Posted 2 years ago #
Ok i don't know whether this help but are you sure all your li's are inside ul's?
Looking at the actual page would let us tell you exactly where the problem is. Without seeing the page in a browser and seeing the problem for ourselves, it's very difficult for us to help you.
Post a link to the page in question, not just your CSS.
Posted 2 years ago #
My apologies whooami I post on a lot of different forums and most of them are so well used that you get a response within 20 minutes of posting so I am sorry if i was a impatient. Now to the order of buisness. I downloaded that extension since I already firefox and apparently some off my css isn't valid. Other then the validation service what else does it do. I mean there really isn't much instruction. I'm gonna guess it lets you change the css on your screen but it doesn't actually permanately change it on the server.
to Otto42 I posted the site in question but it wasn't a link. Here you go though.
reneechung had your problem figure out.
You have code that looks like this:
<div id="leftsidebar">
<li id="calendar" class="widget widget_calendar">
...The problem is that your widgets are being put in LI's without corresponding UL's. You can either correct the widget calls in the functions.php file, or you can add ULs to the proper place in the sidebar sections.
Basically, the theme is badly written and needs to be fixed.
Also, your header image doesn't show up. This:
http://www.hyperhookup.com/wp-content/themes/glow-30/images/header.gif
Gives me a 403 error.
Posted 2 years ago #
I actually figured something out! I've had this same problem. I realized that becuase I decided to use sidebar widgets, each widget became a list item but the corresponding <ul> and </ul> tags are not supplied. So your CSS class for #sidebar ul: won't work since there is no <ul>.
The solution? In your sidebar.php file, make sure there is a <ul> tag right before your first php string (the register sidebar function) and a </ul> right after your closing php tag.
Those ul / li differences in widgets are a mess.
Posted 1 year ago #
ok, i found it!.. wohoo..
there is a little peace of CSS code in your style.css:
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020";
}
DELETE it!.. bobs your uncle!.
Posted 1 year ago #
Thanks mdskinner - 7 months later!
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