list-style-type not working properly

The problem is you're adding it to a tag that isn't considered a list item. You should apply it to the li tag for it to work.

#nav li
{
   list-style-type: none;
}

Unusual that the font affected it, not really sure what that was.

Hi Rachel,

If you move your font styling css so it comes directly after your @import you should be good.

Hope this helps.

There was something wrong with your @import rule that was throwing the whole thing off. You were right to change the list-style-type to the ul itself. You don't do it on the individual list items.

If you set it to the individual list items, it WILL work, but if you experiment with both, you'll notice that if you add list-style-type to the li instead of the entire ul, you'll get some unwanted padding that's inherited from the browser.

Instead of using a ul with an id of "nav" you should use the html5 nav tags to make the code easier to read and more semantic. It works just the same, but using the nav tags is more a best practice.

HTML

<nav id="some_id">
     <ul>
          <a href="#index.html"><li>This will take you home</li></a>
          <a href="#somewhere_else.html"><li>This will take you somewhere else</li></a>
          <a href="#another_place.html"><li>This will take you to another place</li></a>
     </ul>
</nav>

CSS

nav#some_id ul{
       list-style-type:none;
}

Also, unless you are planning on doing something special to them, you don't need individual IDs on every single list item. They're all styled to look the same so the IDs are just creating unused code.

I seem to have formatted my code all funky lol.

<nav id="some_id">
      <ul>
           <a href="index.html"><li>This will take you home</li></a>
           <a href="somewhere_else.html"><li>This will take you somewhere else</li></a>
           <a href="another_place.html"><li>This will take you to another place</li></a>
      </ul>
</nav>

nav#some_id ul{
    list-style:none;
}

I've used just "list-style" here which does the same thing, it's just the shorthand version and you can style other parts of the list in the same line, if needed.

Thanks for all the answers!

Thanks for all the answers!