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Hi-
I’m having an issue with bulleted lists that are padded next to pictures. The bullets do not seem to indent enough.
You can see the issue here: http://crossoflifelutheran.org/news-notes/
I’m wondering if this is a CSS issue in the theme or whether I need to try to format it a different way.
Thanks!
.page ul, ol {
list-style: none;
}
Copy this to your Theme Options-> Styling-> Custom CSS. So that the content shows perfectly.
That removes the bullets altogether, which is not what I want.
I would like bullets to be indented further to the right when they’re beside a picture.
I experimented a bit and this is the line that achieved what I wanted:
list-style-position: inside;
Is there a way to apply that just to the lines beside images? Seems like I would have to set the class specifically on each page.
If you want to have lines beside images, provide us wp logins to your website, so that we can take a closer look at it. Make sure you set the post as private reply so that only admin can see your wp-logins.
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Sorry about that- fixed now. Same credentials.
Still your logins are not working.
Fixed your issue.
So, I notice your fix required a good bit of design on the page and in CSS.
Is there not a way to fix this at the theme level as a default? I want my non-HTML-saavy users to be able to have their pages look right.
Thanks for your help.
What you did was completely wrong. you have used the one_fourth column and another 3/4th column code is missing which impacts the layout with the bullets you pointed out. Its not an issue that needs an fixing or we can’t add this in the theme as its not a required feature or something its a custom work. So either use image shortcode with alignment attribute with value set as leftalign and try.
Well, all of that with the columns was done by one of your support people. You can see that if you look at the revision history.
I’m looking for an easy way to make this happen without using shortcodes or a lot of CSS on the page itself. In my opinion, it should be in the default behavior of the theme.
I see you have removed the code so without the output you want i can’t show you. Its not the feature to have in default behaviour. Its a content presentation part how you wish to populate your content is/or can be achieved by using the shortcodes. Regarding the list style you can use list shortcodes from the generator. We will see if we can get you the same layout as you want, but for that you need to restore your version of layout you want then we can work on it.
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