for it is, behold, an ordered universe!
On 4/15/07, Neil: esl-lounge.com neil@esl-lounge.com wrote:
I just truncated menu_cache and this is still loading:
http://www.mysite.com/themes/garland/images/menu-leaf.gif
so then I tried Lorenzo's idea of changing the input filter to Full HTML and that did the trick. Thanks for ending more than a week of mental anguish! :-)
----- Original Message ----- *From:* Victor Kane victorkane@gmail.com *To:* support@drupal.org *Sent:* Sunday, April 15, 2007 4:19 PM *Subject:* Re: [support] over-riding Garland's list item bullet points.
could be, but Garland also cache's away customized color selections (and the style.css) in a subdirectory in the files directory. don't know how that works, since I don't usually customize garland much
On 4/15/07, Simon Swegles simon@swegles.com wrote:
This is starting to look to me like a caching issue.
Neil: esl-lounge.com wrote:
that didn't work either. I even tried:
<ul style="background-image:none;list-style-type:none;"> <li style="background-image:none;list-style-type:none;">Apples</li> <li
style="background-image:none;list-style-type:none;">Bananas</li>
<li style="background-image:none;list-style-type:none;">Pears</li> </ul>
and the white graphical discs remain steadfastly. I don't intend to
use this
to style but it's almost become a challenge by now. Drupal seems to be ignoring the basic standards of cascading styles and I have seen this
is
other places. Ho hum....
----- Original Message ----- From: "Garrett Coakley" garrett@polytechnic.co.uk To: support@drupal.org Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 12:42 PM Subject: Re: [support] over-riding Garland's list item bullet points.
On 15 Apr 2007, at 09:54, Neil: esl-lounge.com wrote:
and the white bullet-points are still there. Even if I change it to list-style-type:square, they remain the ever-present white discs.
The bullets in garland are background images on the <li>'s.
<ul> <li style="background-image: none">Apples</li> <li style="background-image: none">Bananas</li> <li style="background-image: none">Pears</li> </ul>
Should get rid of them for you, but as Marco mentioned you really want to be doing this from your CSS file instead of having a bunch of
inline styles everywhere.
G.
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