Formatting lists

Child elements often inherit styles from CSS selectors of which you may not be aware. It is possible that your widget class is injecting a style attribute that is not being overridden by the intelliwidget stylesheet.

If you can send me a link to the web page in question, I can take a look at where the offending bullet is coming from.

You can also “inspect element” in your browser to see the styles that are being applied to the element if you would like to research on your own. Please let me know either way so I may close the ticket.

Thanks for using IW!

-jf

Thanks for your very rapid reply! I am impressed. Examples of pages that exhibit the bullets using Intelliwidget would be:
https://www.mousesquadca.org/donate/ (references the Canvas Header WP Nav menu)
https://www.mousesquadca.org/our-mission/ (references a custom WP Nav menu)
https://www.mousesquadca.org/media-center/ (references a different custom WP Nav menu plus a text entry )

I very much appreciate your assistance,
Alan

The bullets are coming from the “.widget ul” selector in the parent theme stylesheet.

Add this to your child theme stylesheet (not the intelliwidget stylesheet):

.widget.widget_intelliwidget ul {
  list-style-position: outside;
  list-style-type: none;
}

Update: I was also able to get the same result by adding this to the [theme]/intelliwidget/intelliwidget.css stylesheet:

.widget.widget_intelliwidget ul {
    list-style:none;
}

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks,

-jf

Thank you very much. That did the trick.