I'm trying to edit a css file and when I look on firebug it shows in the list-style there's none. I'm trying to add square bullets to it but they wont show up due to "none" appearing. I'm not sure where it's appearing from also.
right you are - my mistake. I took Firebug too literally. At any rate, it's not showing because it's defaulting to outside and you have no left margin or padding.
if you want to add a square bullet, why use an ol and not a ul?
I'm trying to edit a css file and when I look on firebug it shows in the list-style there's none. I'm trying to add square bullets to it but they wont show up due to "none" appearing. I'm not sure where it's appearing from also.
Is there a way to override it?
There always is, but without live site or codepen it's hard to help.
http://www.supersudslaundries.com/how-to-be-environmentally-conscious-at-your-local-laundromats/
Line 623
I removed it and none is still appearing from I'm not sure where.
line 554 of styles.css
When I go into the css file it appears like so
content .entry-content ol {
list-style: dcimal-leading-zero; }
But like you posted above, when I view it in firebug I'm not sure where this extra stuff is coming from in the css(outside none;).
I looked through the css and I can't see any other styles with ol
right you are - my mistake. I took Firebug too literally. At any rate, it's not showing because it's defaulting to outside and you have no left margin or padding.
if you want to add a square bullet, why use an ol and not a ul?
my god! something so simple and I couldn't figure that out lol. Man do I ever hate when that happens.
Thank you so much :D my brain needs a rest after that.
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