The problem is we have no idea what are you talking about.
Try to be clearer in your help request.
The problem is that when you want to make a list like:
<ul>
<li></li>
</ul>
– the dots and numbers do not appear in front of the things listed.
An example:
- 1st thing
- 2nd thing
- 3rd thing
The dots in front of the things listed in the above unordered list do not appear when making a list – ordered or unordered. I am also having problems making lists.
Just have a look at http://wp-themes.com/devart/ and scroll down to the “HTML” post.
Edit the stylesheet – it is always defined there. I don’t need even to look at it.
It is possible that this is an aesthetic choice and not a problem, per se. 😉
I just tried this theme. I have to agree with the original poster that not having the list functionality is a deal breaker.
changing the style sheet to get the lists to work correctly breaks other parts of the theme. Pretty lame.
Head down about 60% of the way through the CSS file and find this line:
#content ul, ol, dl { margin-bottom: 20px;}
Replace it with this and you should get lists back:
#content ul li { list-style: square outside; }
#content ol li { list-style: decimal outside; }
#content ul, #content ol, #content dl { margin-bottom: 20px; margin-left: 20px; }
Thanks for posting a helpful answer, miken32!
It does look very nice. Unfortunately I’m using Page Link Manager 0.3 by Garrett Murphey to choose which pages appear in my site navigation as I want a static home page as my first page. With your theme I get *TWO* home page tabs:
Home* | Home | Contact | Blog
When I click on Blog both Home* and Blog are highlighted. I don’t get this problem with other themes.
How DO you set a static page as a home page using this theme? First time I’ve used this theme, client loves the look…
