list-style : none; is assigned to anchor element.
i suggest you put
li{
list-style-type:none;
}
and it should work.
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Browse All TopicsI have bullets showing up in menu and do not want this. The weird thing is it doesn't show up in IE7 but everything else it does. Ive had this problem before and finally after being told by people how to fix I thought I figured it out, but its not working for this menu.
The website im working on http://tinyurl.com/oacjrj is in a template with header a left center right column i can work. I can edit anything within those columns.
Im using a premade menu so I am having trouble figuring out where to put list-style: none; . I ended up putting it in every list class and it still shows the bullets. Im assuming it something simple I have missed again.
here are the style sheets
http://www.shawnsdigitalwo
http://www.shawnsdigitalwo
http://www.shawnsdigitalwo
http://www.shawnsdigitalwo
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Hi shawnzer,
There are references to list-style-types being set in global.css and that appears to be overriding your preferences. Start looking on or about line 74.
There's a lot of duplication with all of the different CSS files you have here. You may want to take some time and combine/simplify things.
Despite earlier experts claiming you had made a mistake in your css-definition, nothing is wrong with using list-style: none; In fact, that line of code is working perfectly. Unfortunately, in other css-code you're overruling your own definition by claiming:
ul li {
list-style: square;
}
Since that is a more specific definition, it rules...
The offending code is in global.css on line 74. Probably it is needed for some other piece of the website to work. To make the styles for the menu's more significant I urge you to use the classname set for the menu's and use the supplied code-snippet. I also recommend installing a plugin like firebug (https://addons.mozilla.or
Cheers,
Martin
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by: SarasotaPosted on 2009-09-15 at 15:44:29ID: 25340366
I think this is due to your CSS syntax....if you're using what you put above, you need to use:
list-style-type: none;
not list-style: none;