bullet / font problem

[Paul Kraemer]

Hi,

I used FP2000 to create a website using one of the built-
in themes. My body text in this theme was Arial 12pt. I
created bulleted lists on several of my pages that use a
custom bullet (12x12 .gif image).

I later removed the theme from the website, and created a
cascading style sheet that changed my body text to Times
New Roman 10pt. Doing this seems to have screwed up my
bulleted lists. They look ok in Frontpage design view,
but when I preview them in the browser, my bullets show
up as standard bullets rather than using my custom
bullet. Could this be because my bullet is too big for
my font. Are there any rules that I should follow to
create a good custom bullet that goes with the font I am
using?

Thanks,
Paul

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

What are you using in the CSS for the bullet images
- put your bullet images in the same folder as the CSS files and then add in you .css file

ul { list-style-image: url("bul1.gif"); }
ul ul { list-style-image: url("bul2.gif"); }
ul ul ul { list-style-image: url("bul3.gif"); }



| Hi,
|
| I used FP2000 to create a website using one of the built-
| in themes. My body text in this theme was Arial 12pt. I
| created bulleted lists on several of my pages that use a
| custom bullet (12x12 .gif image).
|
| I later removed the theme from the website, and created a
| cascading style sheet that changed my body text to Times
| New Roman 10pt. Doing this seems to have screwed up my
| bulleted lists. They look ok in Frontpage design view,
| but when I preview them in the browser, my bullets show
| up as standard bullets rather than using my custom
| bullet. Could this be because my bullet is too big for
| my font. Are there any rules that I should follow to
| create a good custom bullet that goes with the font I am
| using?
|
| Thanks,
| Paul