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I tried asking this question on http://siteownersforums.com and I get no answer or absurd, unknowledgable answers. Veggieboards is still the best place to learn how to make veg food, how to find good hair-care products, how to wire up your network, how to code web pages in html, and how to lay carpet and linoleum, and how to troubleshoot the ignition systems on small engines.
Is there no css code for unordered lists (ul {code here}) to make the bullet (if you are using an image file to replace the automatically chosen bullet) a little lower on the line, so that it lines up better with the text. Also, so that there is more, or less, space between the bullet and the left margin of the text? Here is where I ask http://siteownersforums.com/showthread.php?t=13726
You say I have to use tables? Or I have to alter the image by adding whitespace to the top and right of the image? How do I do this with an animated gif? Photoshop loses the animation when I write the altered gif back to a new filename.
Here (you follow the link from nomenclator's message in the siteownersforum thread, to see the page with the problem) is my problem by the way - the animated gifs near the top of the page - these weren't my first choice, because that one was bigger, and the text bumped right into it. With this smaller one, I still have the problem that it is too high on the line.
Is there no css code for unordered lists (ul {code here}) to make the bullet (if you are using an image file to replace the automatically chosen bullet) a little lower on the line, so that it lines up better with the text. Also, so that there is more, or less, space between the bullet and the left margin of the text? Here is where I ask http://siteownersforums.com/showthread.php?t=13726
You say I have to use tables? Or I have to alter the image by adding whitespace to the top and right of the image? How do I do this with an animated gif? Photoshop loses the animation when I write the altered gif back to a new filename.
Here (you follow the link from nomenclator's message in the siteownersforum thread, to see the page with the problem) is my problem by the way - the animated gifs near the top of the page - these weren't my first choice, because that one was bigger, and the text bumped right into it. With this smaller one, I still have the problem that it is too high on the line.