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Bullet points...

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How do you reduce the actual size of your bullet points (within a <li>) without reducing the size of your text?

 

Is there a way to do this without using image replacement?

There isn't a way to do it without an image replacement or changed the size of the text I'm afraid.

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I thought not - but I was living in hope that one of the web guru's might no a little trick... never mind, they don't look bad as they are, just not quite as good as i'd have liked - I might use Image Replacement if it comes to it.

 

Cheers Traxor

Images replacement is probably the best option or you could cheat a little if you don't want to do that, although the cheat isn't as good as just using an image. Have your list with the text size that you want and then create a class for the text in the list. So the html would look like this.

 

<li> <span class="text_style">text</span></li>

 

It is a cheat and adds more code then is needed, as after all a small image added into css for the list is no harm at all really, why do you not want to use an image anyway?

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I don't really 'not' want to use an image - I just thought a simple css code might be available that I had missed like:

 

list-style-size: small;

 

or something... oh well image replacement is the easiest way round it :)

 

Cheers guys :thumbsup:

this is a big pain in the... well yeah think we've all had this problem :p

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