search for » which is the “in code” way it should be listed….
You will never find » – if we are talking about the default theme 🙂
But you can find in the style.css (of the Default, Kubrick based theme) somewhere in the
“/* Begin Lists” section, around line 378 something like this:
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020";
where 00BB is the Unicode Character ‘RIGHT-POINTING DOUBLE ANGLE QUOTATION MARK’ . The other is the “space”.
Oh jeez. See what happens when you don’t use the “default” yourself? Okay moshu – what’s “0BB”? I know what the space designator is – but what’s the other? [No – I KNOW it’s the same as » from what you posted, but what and why 0BB?]
I think that’s the octal escape code for the double angle quote. I believe that CSS requires you use the octal escape code when specifying content attributes. Why use this and not some other more normal method? I have no idea.
Avenir, you lost me…. “octal escape code”? Whatthehellisthat when it’s at home?
