Thanks for trying to figure it out, but yeah, it’s a design issue on your end.
Fixable with…
#testimonials_widget-2 {
list-style-type: none;
}
FYI, if you remove or replace the widget, the -2 will change.
Thanks for your prompt reply Michael. I added the code to my CSS Inserts and nothing happened. In fact, I’ve tried to modify several things by adding to the CSS and nothing has happened. Could something else be overriding these adjustments?
Please know that I understand just enough about CSS to be dangerous!! Thanks for your help and your patience.
Right now, there’s an error in your functions.php file. Got to fix that…
On CSS, did you put the CSS at the bottom of your theme styles.css file?
Thanks Michael. I did get the parse error fixed. Whew!
I added the code to:
CSS Inserts (Add CSS code here that you want to append to your theme’s CSS file.) That didn’t work.
Should I instead add it to Stylesheet (style.css)?
Sorry to bother you again. Thanks for your help!
The CSS code needs to go into the stylesheet for your theme. However, I’m not figuring it out readily the CSS file name to give you better guidance.
