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Does anyone know how i can change the round bullets that appear for ul li and ol list items.

I just want to disable them and use pictures that i have made.

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TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x01x02
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS: Ubuntu Linux 7.10
Web server: Apache Latest
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Categories: Skin

-- CrimsonBinome - 26 Nov 2007

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You can change the appearance of bullet lists with CSS. There are lots of online resources that will tell you how. If you are using pattern skin, the style definitions are in style.css that is attached to the TWiki.PatternSkin topic.

-- ArthurClemens - 26 Nov 2007

Yes i can add an image as a bullet but the default round dots remain there, that i what i would like to remove. I found some text that says it is put there when the TWiki changes its syntax (---+++) to the actual html code. But where to change that is the question.

Oh and im using QuickMenuSkin

-- CrimsonBinome - 27 Nov 2007

You can override stylesheets in topics by adding <<style><</style> in the topic text. The Firefox Web Developer toolbar is an invaluable tool to find which styles you need to override. But you will have to read up on stylesheets.

-- ArthurClemens - 27 Nov 2007

Yes thanks your right, its the following CSS

list-style-type:none;

list-style-position:outside;

this can change the bullets from dots to what you want.

Thanks

-- CrimsonBinome - 03 Dec 2007

 
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Topic revision: r5 - 2007-12-03 - CrimsonBinome
 
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