Editing Bullet Spacing

I’m using Freeway’s styles, not an external stylesheet, and I want to edit the default bullet spacing and can’t figure out how to do it.

I have four bulleted paragraphs and my line spacing is at 120%. All the paragraphs are evenly spaced at the 120%, but, I want there to be more space between the bullets, because the look all run together. When I set the space before and after to, say, 15px, it looks good on the regular text, all separated nicely. Once I click the indent, it goes right back to the regular 120% spacing. It’s only an issue with the indented items. Otherwise, I can adjust the spacing all I want.


Robin Stark

You’d set the line-height of the bullets by creating a new style and adding this:

#name-of-div li { line-height:20px }

You’d then have to replace it with the name of the HTML box and then target only list items in that using the “li”

To add this into Freeway you’d create a new Style in the CSS Palette and then in the TAG field enter

#name-of-div li

That being whatever the HTML item name is along with “li”…and then make sure the NAME area is empty and then select “Extended” and add:

name: line-height
code: 20px

Then change it to whatever line-height you want and it’ll target any list items within that HTML item and give it the proper line-height.


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Dan, thank you so much. That closed up my bullets perfectly. I also
added margin-top:5px and margin:bottom:5px, and they are now spaced
apart just how I want them.


Robin Stark

On Jan 7, 2009, at 12:47 AM, Dan J wrote:

You’d set the line-height of the bullets by creating a new style and
adding this:

#name-of-div li { line-height:20px }

You’d then have to replace it with the name of the HTML box and then
target only list items in that using the “li”

To add this into Freeway you’d create a new Style in the CSS Palette
and then in the TAG field enter

#name-of-div li

That being whatever the HTML item name is along with “li”…and then
make sure the NAME area is empty and then select “Extended” and add:

name: line-height
code: 20px

Then change it to whatever line-height you want and it’ll target any
list items within that HTML item and give it the proper line-height.


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Resurrecting this thread, I have a similar problem. I’m mainly concerned with the space between listed paragraphs (space after). Is that what the “margin:bottom:5px” is?

How do I make that a style in Freeway?

Thanks.

Bob


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Yes, Bob, that would change the space before and after (top and bottom). You add that in the same place where Dan’s instructions say to add the line-height, in Extended.

Select the style you made for your bullets and right click to edit it. Click on Extended (upper right) and enter in the name area:

margin-top

and in the Value area:

5px

or whatever number you want. Or, margin-bottom in the name area, if you want the space to be at the bottom of each bulletin. Or, add both.


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Perfect! Thanks very much, Robin.

Bob


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