Hi,
When I am editing a page in Drupal, bulleted lists display properly:
The first level of attracting customers is features. Features are the facts about a given product.
- What is the draw to this product; list out the major benefits, features, and specifications
- Materials – what is it made of; describe the texture, components, fabric, surface, etc…
- Options – what sizes, color, styles, etc… does the product come in-make sure to list out dimensions (width, length, height, etc…)
- Add-On’s – what can be used with it, or does it need to function; batteries, extra modules, or devices
- Directions – how does it work; include links to user manuals from manufacturer’s sites or write your own manual.
On a live page, however, it displays as:
The first level of attracting customers is features. Features are the facts about a given product.
What is the draw to this product; list out the major benefits, features, and specifications
Materials – what is it made of; describe the texture, components, fabric, surface, etc…
Options – what sizes, color, styles, etc… does the product come in-make sure to list out dimensions (width, length, height, etc…)
Add-On’s – what can be used with it, or does it need to function; batteries, extra modules, or devices
Directions – how does it work; include links to user manuals from manufacturer’s sites or write your own manual.
The page source shows:
<p>The first level of attracting customers is features. Features are the facts about a given product.</p> <ul><li>What is the draw to this product; list out the major benefits, features, and specifications</li> <li>Materials – what is it made of; describe the texture, components, fabric, surface, etc…</li> <li>Options – what sizes, color, styles, etc… does the product come in-make sure to list out dimensions (width, length, height, etc…)</li> <li>Add-On’s – what can be used with it, or does it need to function; batteries, extra modules, or devices</li> <li>Directions – how does it work; include links to user manuals from manufacturer’s sites or write your own manual.</li>
My style sheet shows:
ul {
list-style: none;
}
Also, if it sheds any further light, when you right click on the bulleted list option in CKEditor, to view bulleted list properties, there are none. It appears to be empty.
So, I reckon (maybe wrongly) that the style sheet is overriding everything, including the CKEditor bullets. It is quite common, however, to do this at the start of a style sheet, and to build up styles later on, and as I am reluctant to amend this - to avoid messing up other later styles - I was wondering how I can override this for the CKEditors bullets, so that they display properly. Not sure whether too try to tackle this via CSS or some setting/css in the CKEditor module.
Any advice would be welcomed.
Try following some of the
Try following some of the suggestions on this page.
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