That’s usually done by CSS, using something known as generated content. Basically, the CSS file was specifying that instead of using a bullet point, list items should have the » symbol for a bullet.
Sadly, IE doesn’t support generated content, so they don’t show up in that browser. That’s likely to be the case of the problem.
Did you change your theme?
There are no images in your page (nor your css-file).
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shakeb
(@shakeb)
Thanks Maerk.
I am using Firefox 1.5.0.4
It used to show up until yesterday and now it doesn’t.
🙂
Also haven’t made any changes to the stylesheet in the links or the sidebar section.
Thread Starter
shakeb
(@shakeb)
NO I haven’t changed my theme except for adding some code in index.php which was to add the print this page link.
I installed the wp-print plugin.
I removed that link anyway.
Also, I changed the positioning of the links.
For example I have shifted the pages section down instead of it being the first one on the top.
From another Thread:
stc-suncoast.org
The img are defined as a background-img in the css-file. But I didn’t see anything in your source.
Thread Starter
shakeb
(@shakeb)
Hmm. There is no backgournd-img in the CSS file.
I dont quite get that, I have just updated the style.css with the default installation file but nothing has changed.
It is not a CSS issue I think.
Wrong css file?
Do you still have the old one?
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shakeb
(@shakeb)
No I don’t have the old CSS file sorry.
I just went in Theme Editor under pasted the default styles.css which was exactly the same.
If there was a problem with the CSS file it should have been fixed after i replaced it with original file.
Ok you are right. But I do not have the answer (yet?).
Your style.css contains
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: “\BB \20”;
}
That should display the letters, but it doesn’t.
I do not know why, if you change it into after it works.
Perhaps I will have a deeper look later.
In the original the code is:
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020";
}
This forum is crazy… it is eating one zero 🙂
00BB 0020
Thread Starter
shakeb
(@shakeb)
LOL ok Looks like nothing will work.
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: “\BB \20”;
}
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: “\0BB \020”;
}
Didn’t work.
00BB 0020 Didn’t work as well.
Try slashes before the 00BB 0020?
Thread Starter
shakeb
(@shakeb)
Didn’t Work. 🙁
I have a funny feeling that it is some other silly issue and we are busy doing something else.
Change this:
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020";
}
To this:
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul li ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020";
}
NOTE: Just add ‘li’ after ‘#sidebar ul’. 0BB 020 is not displayed correctly here, blah-blah-blah.
