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Ryan Ariff
1,668 Points<ul> problem
At the end of Creating HTML Content of the Web Design Track, my page still has bullets next to the images.
The navigation is perfect. No bullets. But before each image, there it is. Any suggestions?
Olga Kireeva
9,609 PointsI would suggest to examine carefully css that related to the images and lists and check ids and classes at the html file. Try to run html and css files through validation service http://validator.w3.org/ - this may help to find typos and errors.
Additionally, check that you have saved all changes in your files. Good luck :-)
Timmy Showler
Courses Plus Student 867 PointsMake sure you're adding the:
text-decoration: none;
And spelling it correctly. But as someone has mentioned above, please post your HTML and CSS code.
alexander arce
Courses Plus Student 3,456 Pointsli{ liststyle: none;
}
that should remove the bullet points
alexander arce
Courses Plus Student 3,456 Pointslist-style***
Ryan Ariff
1,668 PointsI posted this as an answer. Perhaps a comment would've worked bbetter:
Okay. I just was following the videos (obviously).
And my page didn't look exactly like Nick's page. I was afraid I was doing something wrong. I didn't edit the normalize.css file at all. My first thought was that I didn't close a tag or something of that nature in the HTML file itself.
Should I go ahead and edit the CSS file using Adam's answer, even though it wasn't stated in the video?. I don't want a mistake early to affect something later.
5 Answers
Adam Laszlo Vincze
4,083 PointsType this rule to your css file:
ul li {
list-style-type: none;
}
Timmy Showler
Courses Plus Student 867 PointsPost your CSS code.
River Silent
Courses Plus Student 2,554 PointsThe bullet points are removed by the rule list-style: none; To select the list items from the unordered list use ul li. So the final code should be- ul li{ list-style: none; }
Juliette Tworsey
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 32,625 PointsAdam has the correct answer above:-)
Ryan Ariff
1,668 PointsOkay. I just was following the videos (obviously).
And my page didn't look exactly like Nick's page. I was afraid I was doing something wrong. I didn't edit the normalize.css file at all. My first thought was that I didn't close a tag or something of that nature in the HTML file itself.
Should I go ahead and edit the CSS file using Adam's answer, even though it wasn't stated in the video?. I don't want a mistake early to affect something later.
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 PointsChyno Deluxe
16,936 Pointscan you please post your HTML and CSS.