My unordered lists have a solid round bullet for first-level list items. Sub items have a hollow round bullet. I don't want to add a special image, but is it possible to change the bullets for the list and sublist to another character such as a dash?
For example:
o First Item
o Second Item
__ - Sub item
__ - Sub item
changing bullet for sublist
Re: changing bullet for sublist
Not if you're using HTML lists, unless you create a graphic image that contains a dash in it. See http://www.w3.org/wiki/CSS/Properties/list-style-type for the available HTML list types you can use.
If you're using Flare's auto-numbering option then you can insert a dash in the auto-number-format field.
If you're using Flare's auto-numbering option then you can insert a dash in the auto-number-format field.
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Re: changing bullet for sublist
Sorry, I don't understand how this is done in Flare 7.2 style editor (advanced view). Please advise me how to change <ol> and <ul> to create sub-list as follows (below is how I would like it to look):
<ol>
<li>
1. First list item on highest level
a. First sub-list item
b. Second sub-list item
2. Second list item on highest level
<ul>
<li>
â— First list item on highest level
– First sub-list item
– Second sub-list item
â— Second list item on highest level
Thanks in advance!
<ol>
<li>
1. First list item on highest level
a. First sub-list item
b. Second sub-list item
2. Second list item on highest level
<ul>
<li>
â— First list item on highest level
– First sub-list item
– Second sub-list item
â— Second list item on highest level
Thanks in advance!
Re: changing bullet for sublist
An easy way to set up nested list styles is to use complex selectors, which isn't quite as hard as it sounds.
For example, the following would set a second-level numbered list to use lower case letters:
See this post for more information: http://forums.madcapsoftware.com/viewto ... =12&t=4983
Note that the standard CSS list style types don't include a dash character, so you'd probably have to use an image for that.
For example, the following would set a second-level numbered list to use lower case letters:
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ol ol { list-style-type: lower-alpha; }
Note that the standard CSS list style types don't include a dash character, so you'd probably have to use an image for that.
Re: changing bullet for sublist
Thank you Dave Lee, it works now!