Plugin Author
Matt
(@sksmatt)
Hi TanjaMLaden,
Seems it is a list bullet inherited from your theme’s CSS .postarea ul li. Considering adding:
.postarea .slides li { list-style:none };
Kind Regards!
Thank you! I did the following, and it worked:
REPLACED:
.postarea ul li {
background: none;
padding: 0px 0px 0px 10px;
margin: 5px 0px 5px 0px;
}
WITH:
.postarea ul li { list-style:none };
Hi Matt,
I’m encountering the same issue, with the bullet displaying in the top left corner of the slideshow. I’ve tried adding the CSS code you and Tanja mentioned, but it doesn’t work. I’m doing this on a dev server before shifting to live site, so I can’t include a link, unfortunately.
Is there any other trick you’ve found that would remove the bullet (and without altering the bullet styles for actual text!)?
Many thanks for your support,
Eric
Plugin Author
Matt
(@sksmatt)
Hi efichtl,
If that doesn’t work try adding this to your CSS file:
.slides ul li { list-style:none ! important };
Kind Regards!
Hi, I use Headway Themes to build sites by creating our own child themes. I tried using these solutions previously posted here, but none of them worked for me.
But I did discover the solution by placing this into the child theme CSS:
body.custom div.gallery-to-slideshow-wrapper div.gallery-to-slideshow ul.slides li {
list-style: none outside none;
}
This allows my to specifically call out the slides and not affect any other un-ordered list items on any other pages on the site. Hope this helps someone!
My husband’s blog uses the Genesis framework, and so to fix this without impacting other post lists I added the following to his child theme’s css:
.gallery-to-slideshow .slides > li {
list-style: none;
margin: 0px;
}
Just putting it here in case it helps someone else!
