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[frankief]

I am editing my website and want to put in a row of words seperated by bullet points (i have used dots here): food . drink . garden . media. music I've tried the &# character prompt and it looks Ok in the control panel but it comes out as hieroglyphics when viewing the site. Any experts out there?

[Romaz]

Try this link, very simple to follow, and shows you code for the various different bullet types.

http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/text/lists.html

[frankief]

Thanks, but the link is just for creating vertical lists.Mine is a horizontal text with bullet points between each word.

[WoWo]

I won't go in to the techinical details here but you can't use the characters in the character map.

Try and use ° make it bold and that should do the trick

[WoWo]

I knew that would happen :)

That should be °

°

[kempie]

Which character have you tried?

� = •
� = •

[kempie]

� = •
� = •

[fo3nix]

Give the UL tag a unique ID value, then use CSS to set that list as being inline.

#yourUniqueID {
display: inline;
}

that should do it.

[OBonio]

fo3nix has the right idea I think. Use CSS to style the list as horizontal.

http://www.webreference.com/programming/css_li sts/index.html

[boobesque]

or you could faux pas and use .gif's

[frankief]

Using 8226 and &# it shows on the website as
•

Not even close to a dot! Something i'm not doing right?