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January 19, 2016 at 20:07 UTC - Views: 3 #18558
IBNu2WP
ParticipantOK, I should know this… but for some reason, it isn’t working. On http://www.andyonlakewylie.com/lake-wylie-waterfront-2015-year-end-review/ I am trying to change the li spacing to 1.5em for bottom padding.
I have
.entry-content ul li {padding-bottom: 1.5em !important;} which seems to be logical. Not working. So I have tried #content ul li {padding-bottom: 1.5em;} or #content li {padding-bottom: 1.5em;}At some point, you get so frustrated that your brain freezes and this is a site that I haven’t converted to Xtreme yet…. need to quickly and I wouldn’t have this problem
Thanks.
January 19, 2016 at 20:20 UTC - Views: 1 #26011scrambler
ModeratorThe rule is correct but it is not active.This likely means you have some CSS syntax error breaking your CSS file.I can see at least one error below with a quote that should not be there, but there may be more.wvr-show-posts .entry-meta {display:none;”}#content li {padding-bottom: 1.5em !important;}January 21, 2016 at 21:59 UTC - Views: 5 #26012IBNu2WP
ParticipantGeez! That was it.
Now, how do I keep the sub-bullets together under the main bullet? I don’t recall this being an issue before in earlier versions of Weaver Pro
To this (normally the bullet flows just beneath the top bullet and there isn’t a space between the 44 line and 25 line)
• 44 Waterfront Lots were sold last year vs 26 sold 2014.- 25 lots were sold on the NC side of Lake Wylie
- 19 lots were sold on the SC side of Lake Wylie
From This: meaning this is the way it appears now)
• 44 Waterfront Lots were sold last year vs 26 sold 2014.- 25 lots were sold on the NC side of Lake Wylie
- 19 lots were sold on the SC side of Lake Wylie
January 21, 2016 at 23:12 UTC - Views: 5 #26013scrambler
ModeratorI am confused.
Your 2 examples above look exactly the same.
On the page you linked to, there is only one bullet with a sub bullet, and there is no extra space between the main bullet and the sub bullet (see below what I see
* Sellers are achieving 95.23% of last list price (asking price) slightly higher than last year (94.3%) during this time-frame.
* Looking to buy Lake Wylie waterfront property in 2016, we have 96 currently available for sale.
* We look for the homes available for sale to rise to 145 homes in the Spring of 2016.* The average days on market for Lake Wylie Waterfront Property was 168 days
The only problem I see is that because of the space you added in CSS when there are sub bullets, you get double spacing below the sub bullet .
To eliminate the space on sub bullets I would add the rule below
#content li {padding-bottom: 1.5em !important;}
#content ul li ul li {padding-bottom:0px !important;}
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