vmcknight
msg:1195013 | 5:10 pm on Oct 24, 2002 (gmt 0) |
It was here:
[webmasterworld.com...] I was asking the same question!
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tedster
msg:1195014 | 5:13 pm on Oct 24, 2002 (gmt 0) |
<added>It sounds like this is a different quetion to me. You're asking about space between the bullet and the following text, right? Not spacing between the various list items</added> If you're using the default bullet, that's something each browser does differently. You can have some control by using list-style-image:url(mybullet.gif) and creating your own custom bullet. However, there are such cross-browser inconsistencies that the best bet when tight control is desired might be to avoid the built-in list function. You can get the exact effect you want by imitating a "true" list with a class for <p> or <div> which declares the exact indent you want, places the bullet and then follows it with exactly the amount of space you need.
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lorax
msg:1195015 | 5:25 pm on Oct 24, 2002 (gmt 0) |
| You're asking about space between the bullet and the following text, right? Not spacing between the various list items |
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Precisely. <added>Would you still suggest making my own custom list using CSS?</added>
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