unable to remove list view from links

Discussion in 'CSS' started by coolspot, Dec 29, 2010.

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    hi,

    im using a template and im unable to remove the ul li that is associated with my links in the css. im not sure what to remove / readd, as ive tried playing to no avail. in FF it displays fine, but in IE you can see the links are indented because they are in a list format. i want the links to sit flush to the left. hope this makes sense.

    site is at: http://www.wellingboroughnorthants.com/
     
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  2. radiant_luv

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    Links looks okay in FF and IE 8, 7. Has the issue already been fixed?
     
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    Hi, change UL and LI property from CSS
     
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    coolspot Member

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    hi this hasnt been resolved at my end, also a colleague of mine tested from his laptop and saw the same thing. the links im referring to are the ones beneath the login box, and the ones beneath the Local Amenities heading. as you can see they sit indented about 1cm. i managed at one point to tweak the css which displayed white bullet points infront of them which would mean they were a list, but i just cant remove it!! i want the links to sit flushed to the left.. please help!

    p.s this is only in IE. FFand Chrome display fine..
     
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    Set the margin to 0 for the ul
    
div#yagendoo_left ul{
margin:0;
}
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    so wherever you've specified ul, assign margin property to it.

    However, the Best practice=> you should have been reset the margin, padding etc of elements at the begining of the css or can have a different css (reset.css). Every browser has default inbuilt property for the elements. Just google, you'll find more info on this.

    One more thing, HELP US TO HELP YOU BETTER
    - When you have issues related to crrossbrowser, mention browser name/version, don't expect us to test in all browser and versions to find the issue in that way you'll be wasting our valuable time as well. Your issue was only on IE7 and prior to that.
    - attach screenshots to locate it easily
     
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