Widget Style

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  • innuvo

    (@innuvo)

    11 years ago

    I cannot see a thing in that image, its tiny.

    Secondly, a link to the site would be much more beneficial

    Thread Starter hoomn

    (@hoomn)

    11 years ago

    I’m sorry for the image link. The correct link is: http://8pic.ir/images/p8seyhud5mjtdcs72ew9.png

    And, I don’t try these changes on the website at first, so I don’t have a link. But, if it is necessary, I’ll try to make a temporary website and give you a link.

    P.S. As you see in the image, the first one has lines between items, but the second one has bullets. (Both are using ul and li HTML tags, and there is no hr or etc. in the first one.) I like the first style.

    innuvo

    (@innuvo)

    11 years ago

    ok, it sounds like the second one is forcing a style on the
    <li> elements, normally says something like “list-style: xxx” look for that in your CSS file that is relevant to that widget.

    Youll need to look for the specific CSS file that related to the widgtet plugin.

    [Moderator note: Please wrap code in backticks]

    Thread Starter hoomn

    (@hoomn)

    11 years ago

    Thank you for your response.

    Actually, the reason of this topic is that I couldn’t find that part in the CSS!

    I made a test blog at test.iums881.ir, and I kindly ask you to check the CSS yourself. (As I said before, I want to make the list in the second widget of this test blog to look like the list in the first widget of it.)

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