• I don’t like having just spaces between my categories because they are a list and grammatically speaking inline lists should have commas, right? So I made a bullet with a comma on it, and changed the code to:
    .meta ul
    {
    display: inline;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0; list-style-image:url(http://paige.blogthing.com/static/wp-style/images/comma.gif);
    }

    But the comma isn’t showing. Would one of you CSS gurus help me out?

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  • Thread Starter Anonymous

    Oh, I just thought, even if the comma did show it would come before the first item and I don’t want that! So if you could tell me how to fix that too it would be great.

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    bump, in case the CSS gurus didn’t see it yesterday 🙂

    An article on A List Apart that I just happen to have read today addresses this problem.

    To override the image for the first item, you’d use
    list-style-image: none;
    Also you wanted it to work for your category list, right?
    Like: “Filed under: Weblogging, Feminism”?
    If so, .meta ul is not what you want, you want .post-categories.

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    Wow, that was fast! I couldn’t use the first solution because blogthing doesn’t let you change index.php, but the ALA one was exactly what I was looking for, thanks serendipity!
    And for the record .meta ul works just fine, so maybe you’re using a different stylesheet to me.

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