Is there a link you can provide us with?
It is very possible the theme has CSS which hides the bullets. They would still show up in the editor, but not on the actual site.
Sorry, I am a bit confused. Is the link you posted the site you are having trouble with? In the link you posted I am able to see the bullets just fine. Did you fix the problem already? What browser are you using that you have the issue you?
Here is a screenshot of the link you sent in Firefox, Chrome, and IE. The bullets don’t all look the same, but they are there in all the browsers.
http://screencast.com/t/CuYXSgKVx3Is
This is sooooooooo bizarre…I still cannot see the bullet points? I have tried looking on my ipad, looking on a different computer and I do not see any bullet points? How come you can see them and I cannot?
tracykelly: I just checked the link as well and also see the bullet points.
Ok…I see the bullet points when I view the specific post…but if you go to the main site http://www.familyreviewguide.com I don’t see them. Do you guys?
Ahh, I understand. That does make more sense, and I can replicate that issue.
The problem is that in your CSS you have bullets turned off for all ULs, then turned back on for ULs inside a specific div (which is only on the specific post.)
If you add this to your CSS file you should start to see the bullets on the blog list as well. Hope this helps
.type-post ul li {
list-style-type: disc;
margin: 0 0 0 30px;
padding: 0;
}
If you have FTP access, the ideal way to do it would be to set up a child theme, and make the changes in there. You can read about making child themes here. Child Themes. Follow that guide, then add the code to the newly created style.css (in child theme).
A quicker / less recommended way would be to add it to your current themes style.css file using the wordpress Editor in the admin section. The issue with this is any changes made using the Editor are final. If you delete code by mistake it is gone. It is important to be careful when using the editor.
To use the editor follow these steps;
1. click on the “appearance” tab, then
2. click on “editor” then
3. select style.css as the file
4. Paste code at the bottom of the text area (your style.css will already have code in it, just add the new code to the bottom and save it, DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING).
http://screencast.com/t/9vFyddcUkM
Everything SHOULD work.
No need to modify the theme’s CSS file – just add a Custom CSS plugin and add the CSS there.
oh thank you WPyogi. I shall try that.
