Lists and CSS

You can’t control the space between a bullet point on a list-item, and the text that follows it. That’s a real pain – I was trying to put bullets into a narrow column. Controlling the indent was, well, tricky too.

Why is CSS unable to style obvious things like this? I mean, radio buttons? Checkboxes? Grrr…

Comments from my old blog:

Workaround = ditch the standard bullet, create an image, place it left top, use some left padding.

By Rew at 02:18:37 Thursday 4th May 2006

Hey Rew,

Yeah, considered that, but it was too complicated – I was driving this through Microsoft Content Management Server – the users have access to ‘unordered lists’, but asking them to just use images would have been a bit too much.

Plus, it would make site-wide changes impossible.

By Andy at 13:43:27 Friday 5th May 2006

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