Thread Starter
Damien
(@appducate)
Hmm… looks like I can’t edit my previous post. I wanted to meantion that I also tried this: “changing the HTML to another type of tag would be the best methods for removing the bullets”.
I tried changing the tag to <p> but that just put a large gap between the posts. Is there a better tag to use?
Plugin Author
DaveE
(@dpe415)
With this as well, you’d want to edit your theme styles. Again, I may be able to help with a public link, but otherwise, I’m in the dark. :\
Cheers,
Thread Starter
Damien
(@appducate)
Got it all figured out. Thanks.
Hi,
How was it resolved?
I also want to remove the list dot for the thumbnail posts on the sidebar.
I use photocrati WP theme for vivacova.com
I tried two things:
1.
I tried adding the following to the theme’s styles.css:
.dpe-flexible-posts {list-style:none;}
and it didn’t change anything.
Then…
2.
I also tried appending the following to the theme’s CSS override section:
.dpe-flexible-posts {list-style:none;}
This is what it looks like in the Dynamic styling custom CSS code option’s textbox (Instruction is “If you insert code with custom classes you can style it here! You can also over ride theme styles.”):
========================
#footer {
border-top:0 solid #E8E7E7;
text-align:center;
}
h1 {
border-bottom:0 solid #E1E1E1;
text-align:center;
}
.dpe-flexible-posts {list-style:none;}
===========================
Thanks,
Jessica
Plugin Author
DaveE
(@dpe415)
Hi Jessica,
In your case, the theme styles are getting a higher priority than the styles you added to the theme’s custom CSS override. This should work instead:
.widget-area ul ul.dpe-flexible-posts {list-style:none;}
Cheers,
That worked! Thanks, DaveE!
