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shakeb
(@shakeb)
Fixed!!
Thank You very Much.
I’m not a CSS expert so don’t quiet understand what you’ve done there.
Thanks Anyway.
Just to explain, if you’re interested…
Do you see the difference?
#sidebar ul ul li:before
#sidebar ul li ul li:before
There’s an extra li in the second one. These are called selectors, and they tell the browser which bit of your page the CSS between { and } applies to.
In the first instance, it applies to the list item inside two uls inside the sidebar.
In the second one, it applies to the list item that’s inside a ul which is inside a li, which itself is inside another ul — all inside the sidebar.
The second one is more specific — in other words it’s more fussy — which is why it works!
PS: the :before bit just means, well, before the content of the list item (as opposed to … you guessd it … after it!).
