My bulleted lists switch to Times (or Georgia). Why?
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My bulleted lists switch to Times (or Georgia). Why?
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An online example might help us diagnose your problem.
switch to Times (or Georgia).
From what?
David
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I am using Open Sans in three weights throughout the site. But to be honest I have this problem with every site!
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Then it sounds like you are not setting up your Web Fonts properly.
What method are you using?
Still need a link to an online example!
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However you set up your paragraph text styles will not apply to lists -
they are a completely different element. When I first indent a list, it
looks small and different. However, you can then style that list - giving
it the font, size and style that you want.
If you are doing this and still getting the wrong style in the preview,
then I’m afraid something else is wrong. In that case we will need to see
published code.
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Hi guys. Here’s the work-in-progress…
http://takeastepbeyond.co.uk/test/
The list is in column three.
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Okay, as I suspected you did not style this correctly.
The simplest fix is to change the CSS style “p.Text” to simply “Text” or
“.Text” depending how you created that style.
As “p.Text” it only applies as CSS to p tags of the Text class. Your list
is actually a ul tag, not a p tag. Removing the p from the css class
definition reduces the style specificity enough to be applicable to other
elements.
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On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 2:26 PM, Graham Meigh email@hiddenwrote:
Hi guys. Here’s the work-in-progress…
http://takeastepbeyond.co.uk/test/
The list is in column three.
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Ernie. Thanks a lot, that seems to have done the trick.
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