Question

I have read Support.HowToColorBullets and I understand how to override bullet styles for an entire page. If I set

<style> ul, li {list-style-type: none;}" </style>

However, I want to override only SOME of the bullets on the page. I tried

<span style="list-style-type: none;">

I suspect I'm missing something very simple. but what?

Environment

-- VickiBrown - 06 Sep 2007

Answer

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From the way I understand css and html, the css is parsed, and then there is one css for any identifiable element that is applied to all those elements.

so...

don't style all list elements, surround the list you want to render in a div or span with a class class="nobullet", and then add a style like...

<style> .nobullet ul, .nobullet li {list-style-type: none;}" </style>

• has a bullet
  • nested
• has a bullet
  1. number
  2. number

-- SvenDowideit - 07 Sep 2007