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jgee43
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Okay, so I found my own solution, but I thought I would post it here in case anyone else has a similar problem.
I was using the recent posts shortcode, so I had to (on the server side of things) edit the file ttpv-recentpost-shortcode.php. The line I had to change was:
$output_str .= "<li>";
I changed it to
$output_str .= '<li style="list-style-type: none;">';
I tried changing it at the div level above it to see if it would inherit from my stylesheet, which didn’t work, I also tried changing the ul tag, which didn’t work.
Hi Jgee43
I actually wrote this code genericly so it can be used in different themes. As you know different themes have different styling so you may get bullets displaying in list items for one theme and none for other theme depending on how it is styled in CSS. So a little bit of tweaking may require for this sort of issues which you have done very well.
All styling issues needs to be handled by the user cause different themes have different styles.
Hi, I use custom css plugin for my sites (instead of a child theme), install that, and typen in:
list-style-type: none;
}
That works to remove the bullets.
Thanks Hartmutnz… you are a life saver 🙂 You have resolved few queries from the user before i even looked into it. Thanks man.
I have to thank YOU for a great plugin! I help out when I can, and since I had the same problem and solved it, I thought I help out. Keep up the good work! Cheers, Hart
