Closed davclark closed 9 years ago
Currently, the CSS eliminates spaces after lists. This is good for when you have embedded lists, but is otherwise annoying. Madoka recommended this:
Style.css Line:454
----- Before ----- p, ul, ol, dl, img { margin-top: 0; /margin-bottom: @line-height / @em;/ }
----- After ----- p, ul, ol, dl, img { margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: @line-height / @em; } ul ul, ol ul, dl ul, ul ol, ol ol, dl ol, ul dl, ol dl, dl dl{ margin-bottom: 0; }
Rochelle recommended this, but we agreed that it needs refining:
In line 683:
.unit-article ul { list-style: square; -webkit-margin-after: 1em; <-- Add this line }
Maybe there is some fancy LESS way to do this?
Thanks @madokawada!
Currently, the CSS eliminates spaces after lists. This is good for when you have embedded lists, but is otherwise annoying. Madoka recommended this:
Style.css Line:454
----- Before ----- p, ul, ol, dl, img { margin-top: 0; /margin-bottom: @line-height / @em;/ }
----- After ----- p, ul, ol, dl, img { margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: @line-height / @em; } ul ul, ol ul, dl ul, ul ol, ol ol, dl ol, ul dl, ol dl, dl dl{ margin-bottom: 0; }
Rochelle recommended this, but we agreed that it needs refining:
In line 683:
.unit-article ul { list-style: square; -webkit-margin-after: 1em; <-- Add this line }
Maybe there is some fancy LESS way to do this?