Unable to Bold or use numbered lists in blog posts?
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Hey there community. Me again! 🙂 . I took a look in the CSS for this issue but I was unable to find anything. Would any of you design experts know why I am unable to BOLD or use numbered/bulleted lists when I am creating a blog post? Any ideas are appreciated!
Unable to Bold or use numbered lists in blog posts?
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@ErinKas, looks like your not familiar yet with HubSpot and Stylesheets, sorry for that not so detailed reply. Of course, you can just modify that Stylesheet, I only advise it to you so you can only affect the page that your working on, first, remove this line of codes in your '2017 stylesheet'.
ol, ul{ list-style: none;
}
by doing this, all of your Ol tags and UL tags will now have its default List style property, what this means your ol will have a number and your ul will have a circle, now this will break some of the element that needs to hide its circle/number, for example, this section in your design
Unable to Bold or use numbered lists in blog posts?
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@ErinKas, looks like your not familiar yet with HubSpot and Stylesheets, sorry for that not so detailed reply. Of course, you can just modify that Stylesheet, I only advise it to you so you can only affect the page that your working on, first, remove this line of codes in your '2017 stylesheet'.
ol, ul{ list-style: none;
}
by doing this, all of your Ol tags and UL tags will now have its default List style property, what this means your ol will have a number and your ul will have a circle, now this will break some of the element that needs to hide its circle/number, for example, this section in your design
Unable to Bold or use numbered lists in blog posts?
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@valerajoey I added the code you provided to the 2017 css style sheet. However I can only use bulleted lists now. I also want the option to use numbers as well. How can I also use numbered lists as well as bulleted lists>
according to the code on the page, it does not look like you are using an order list. I see this
<p>
<strong>1. Be seen. Be relevant.</strong>
<span style="background-color: transparent; color: #6c7980; margin-left: 13px; display: block;">here is the copy</span>
</p>
I made a pen here that i hope shows what you can do. You can put the css in your 2017 stylesheet. if you want to make sure that it only affects blog posts, add the blog class in front of the li