If you have a look at my sidebar, you see that my menu options have little dots (or images) to the left. Thanks to CSS, Cascading Style Sheets, you have many options to style your list, ranging from no style to one of the many default styles. You are even able to use an image of your choice!
So how do you edit and style your list?
Of course you are able to use almost any of the available CSS properties, like borders, background, font and so on.
A list without icons
Let’s assume you want to use the list to create a menu, but you don’t want to have the default list icons added by the browser, because it would break with the design. How do you remove the icons? With a tiny bit of CSS of course:
ul, ol {
list-style:none;
}
This code will remove any list style, leaving you a list without the list icons. It works for both types of lists, order and unordered. If you prefer using in-line editing, just add a style="list-style:none;"
to the „ul“ or „ol“ tag and you are set. Weiterlesen