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Hi,
I would like to use bullet point lists in my welcome module and other information pages. However it turns out that Shoppica sets the list-style to none in the screen.css.php, which causes bullet points not to show.
To solve this I have made an extra ul class in the custom css field, but this seems to have no effect. Only inline styling of the actual ul elements seems to work and that only when I seperate the different ul style elements, like list-style-type, list-style-position etc. For example: list-type: circle inside; does not work.
I now have bullet lists, but I’m not happy with the styling. Is there such a thing as Shoppica styled bullet points? If not, can you explain to me how to make a working custom ul class or li class?
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Ok, I have found a solution: put the custom ul class inside a custom div class.
Like so:
.info ul {
list-style-type:disc !important;
list-style-position:inside !important;
}
Whenever I now use the <ul> inside the div class I get bullet points, but other unordered lists on the site will not change.
I still don’t totally understand why a custom ul class like ‘ul .bullets’ won’t work, but I guess one of the stylesheets must be overriding that.
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Ok, thanx for the info!
I’m gonna try out the arrow lists.
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Glad we’ve helped 
Best,
ThemeBurn team
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Didnt work for me.
Is there another solution, I mean its been 5 months dont you have an update yet?
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@ebeing
Where do you want the default list styling? Which page/page area?
Best,
ThemeBurn team
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