Thank YOU!!! This was the issue! Something so simple yet driving me insane. Amazing. I’d hug you if I could. Thanks you!
I can tell you in html code-terms (let’s see if this works here)
“ul” (seen above on editor line) means “un-ordered list”, or bullet points.
“li” means “list information”, basically. That’s the stuff you want to put after the bullet point. to get that, click on the “li” in the editor list above.
Since typing it correctly will just show the results of the code, I’ll put the code in parentheses (they’re supposed to go in between <> marks).
(ul)
(li)information you want goes here(/li)
(li)information you want goes here(/li)
(li)information you want goes here(/li)
(/ul)
OK, so that will give you bullet points in your list (but remember, instead of “()”, use “<>”.
