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  • Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    The problem is actually caused by your themes style.css file. We make no changes to the content of the modal itself. We have always felt it best to leave that to the theme itself.

    Line 42 reads

    ul, ol {
    	list-style: none;
    }

    Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter Floris

    (@florismk)

    Oh, that’s inconvenient! Even though I’m a programmer, I am rather ignorant when it comes to CSS. I’ve experimented with adding UL/OL definitions in the CSS editor, but that results in bullets and numbering everywhere; apparently, the theme abuses UL and OL for all kinds of nefarious purposes. I’ll go and inquire with the zeeStyle author.

    Thread Starter Floris

    (@florismk)

    Wait, I got it anyway! The zeeStyle Style.css removes all formatting from the default UL and OL, but instead defines the formatting of all class-based lists. So the fix was to take their .entry UL and OL definitions, and copy that to the CSS Editor as .emodal-content UL and OL formatting. Is it me, or is it rather interop-unfriendly to remove default formatting? Not to mention a huge bother to have to apply UL and OL changes (such as the hanging indent I really want) to every single class-based UL and OL instance?

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    Glad you got it working. I would agree, but I am not a theme developer. Have considered it but I like function more than form ??

    I like fast cars cause they are fast, not because they look cool. Looking cool is just a selling point beyond the motor ??

    That said, they likely remove the styling because they use it extensively for rendering structured content like your blog index. They likely use an li for each post in the list. As well as navigation etc.

    I tend to go the other way, removing it from where it doesn’t belong. Leaving defaults alone unless specified but thats just me.

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