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I have defined bullets using multilevel lists. The first two levels use "disc" and "square" types. In the generated Webhelp, they display as a dot and section symbol, respectively. The remaing two levels, "circle" and "small square" display correctly in FF. All display correctly in IE.
Though I've resolved this by using different bullet types that display correctly, does anyone have any thoughts as to why they display in that manner? Aren't disc and square standard to html bullet types? Is there a known issue or am I overlooking something simple?
Browser is FF 3.6.3.
RH 8.0.2.
Aaron
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Check the case of your list styles in the topics matches that in the CSS.
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Thanks for the quick response.
I detect no differences.
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They are recognised in ordinary lists so check the CSS in Notepad to see if the style is correctly shown there.
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The portion of the .css file... Looks correct to me.
rh-list.Bullets {
x-lvl-5-format: "&o<x>&c";
x-lvl-5-margin: 80px;
x-lvl-6-type: lower-roman;
x-lvl-6-format: "&o<x>&c";
x-lvl-6-margin: 100px;
x-lvl-8-type: lower-alpha;
x-lvl-8-margin: 140px;
x-lvl-7-format: "<x>.";
x-lvl-7-margin: 120px;
x-lvl-9-type: lower-roman;
x-lvl-9-margin: 160px;
x-lvl-1-pfx-class: rls-1-Bullets;
x-lvl-1-format: "<x>";
x-lvl-2-format: "<x>";
x-lvl-3-format: "<x>";
x-lvl-3-pfx-class: rls-3-Bullets;
x-lvl-2-pfx-class: rls-2-Bullets;
x-lvl-4-format: "<x>";
x-lvl-4-pfx-class: rls-4-Bullets;
x-lvl-2-type: circle;
x-lvl-2-margin: 40px;
x-lvl-2-text-indent: -20px;
x-lvl-2-p-class: bodyEC;
x-lvl-2-p-tag: p;
x-lvl-3-type: small-square;
x-lvl-3-margin: 60px;
x-lvl-3-text-indent: -20px;
x-lvl-3-p-class: bodyEC;
x-lvl-3-p-tag: p;
x-lvl-4-type: "En Dash";
x-lvl-4-margin: 80px;
x-lvl-4-text-indent: -20px;
x-lvl-4-p-class: bodyEC;
x-lvl-4-p-tag: p;
x-level-count: 9;
x-lvl-1-type: disc;
x-lvl-1-margin: 20px;
x-lvl-1-text-indent: -20px;
x-lvl-1-p-class: bodyEC;
x-lvl-1-p-tag: p;
}
span.rls-1-Bullets {
font-family: "Times New Roman";
font-size: 10pt;
}
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Put your CSS into a new project with a demo topic.
See my contact page and send the project as directed there.
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Thanks for the effort.
I dug around some more on the forum and came across this discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/message/1066161#1066161.
See the last entry, second bullet. I believe there is a similar issue with the square bullets.