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    #46
    Originally posted by Darren B

    Can i change the little black squares to something else or even just the colour
    That is editable on the last line, isn't it?
    the <li> tag is the black square..so I suppose could that be replaced with an image or other character?
    And would the font color be editable by changing the appearance of "SectionName"?
    Tracey

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      #47
      Tracey,

      It's no different from the layouts, it is stored in the database along with them and uploaded as actinic.css when to do an upload. So, if you have edited it in you SiteHTML folder it will get overwritten the next time you upload, best to do it within Actinic.
      Cheers

      David
      Located in Edinburgh UK

      http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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        #48
        thanks...that's good to know (that I haven't f*cked anything up along the way LOL)
        Tracey

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          #49
          That is editable on the last line, isn't it?
          the <li> tag is the black square..so I suppose could that be replaced with an image or other character?
          And would the font color be editable by changing the appearance of "SectionName"?
          You see you know more than me, if you say the <li> tag is the black square then i believe you, i can not see how but i have got us to this now

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            #50
            well, I only know that because I sometimes use <li> when I'm doing product descriptions

            Believe me, I know "pigeon-html" otherwise
            Tracey

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              #51
              Originally posted by Darren B
              Can i change the little black squares to something else or even just the colour
              Yep. Change list-style-type:square to list-style-type:disc (for a filled circle) or list-style-type:circle (for an outline circle thingy, whatever that is called)

              Colour can be changed by adding color:#333333; to the class (if it's not already there.

              So, you should end up with something like:-

              li
              {
              color:#333333;
              list-style-type:disc
              }
              Cheers

              David
              Located in Edinburgh UK

              http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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                #52
                that would presumably change it site-wide, would it?
                (I'm off to watch "My Name is Earl" now )
                Tracey

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                  #53
                  Aye it will!
                  Cheers

                  David
                  Located in Edinburgh UK

                  http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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                    #54
                    Thanks Dave and Tracy

                    I will give it a go tomorrow, always play on my test site now days the when i am happy copy it over to the live one

                    Cheers for your help
                    Darren

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                      #55
                      wish I had a test site to play on...would certainly save a lot of hassle I get tinkering with a live site!

                      Just call me Mrs Snapshot LOL
                      I did 4 in an hour earlier!
                      Tracey

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                        #56
                        Had to have a play

                        http://kitesrus.co.uk/acatalog/test/acatalog/

                        will change colour and live site tomorrow

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                          #57
                          ooooooooooh...prettyyyyyyyy
                          Tracey

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                            #58
                            hmmm..ok..if I change the <li> colour..it changes the text following it also?

                            How do I get the little box thingie to be site-wide one colour..but without affecting the colour of the text that follows it?

                            For example..I use it in the product description HERE

                            How can I make the <li> coloured...but leave the text as it is? Or is there no way to do that without using the full html?

                            Hahaha..I'm not sure even I know what I'm talking about sometimes!
                            Tracey

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                              #59
                              Originally posted by Tracey
                              How can I make the <li> coloured...but leave the text as it is?
                              Use a coloured image as the source file for the <li> marker image.
                              Bill
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                                #60
                                oooh..thanks, Bill
                                Simple but effective!!

                                Now why didn't I think of that?

                                How would I reference that in the css?
                                Tracey

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