In your css file, find the following
.entry ul li:before, #sidebar ul ul li:before {
content: "0BB 020"; /* delete this line to delete the bullet*/
}
Oh that’s what that is. Thanks alphaoide!
/* delete this line to delete the bullet*/
One thing that I don’t like about the CSS comment is that you aren’t really deleting a bullet. The bullets are an attribute of the <li> element. Also, I recommend AGAINST deleting…comment things out, because you never know when you might want it back or to try something a bit different, like say substituting a graphic for the >> character.
/* delete this line to delete the bullet*/
That comment wasn’t in my wp-layout.css file. The Kubrick version I downloaded a while back only had the code next to it. I would have really felt stupid for having missed that. 🙂
NuclearMoose: Yes, I’m trying to get into the habit of commenting things out; it has saved my butt numerous times.
Thanks guys!
Hello, I need to resurrect this topic.
I’m using the plug-in “WP Category Posts” to display a list of posts from a specific category in my sidebar. In sidebar.php the plugin command ‘wp_cat_posts’ is wrapped in the li and ul elements, but the list is not bulleted. I’d really like to have the list bulleted like the rest of my sidebar. Am I missing something or is this a plugin issue?
here it want is happening in my sidebar:
<li><img src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/images/side_movies.jpg" alt="Movies" border="0" />
<ul>
<?php wp_cat_posts(3); ?>
</ul>
</li>
Here’s a link to the site, it is the movies category.
http://www.miabifilms.com
I’m confused.