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Not that I know of for the native WP comments. There are other such plugins (CM answers) that allow for things that are similar to it.

@govpatel, I did that. Where do I check the error log? I refreshed the page in a browser and got the same 500 error.

@govpatel, I did try that, didn’t work

@sabinou, I tried that as well, didn’t work.

The error only occurred after I was auto-updating some plugins, but I don’t remember which ones. Is there anything else I can try?

Unfortunately it’s an internal site.

I know it really helps to see the site for troubleshooting.

Any suggestions on what I can do? It is giving me a server error.

Still cant find any plugins for this

Check to make sure you have not edited the comments.php file. Try downloading the same version of WP and replacing your current comments.php with the new one. See if that helps.

Unfortunately it is an internal site. I cant seem to find the css to do so.

Nevermind, got it to work by putting my jquery in wp-includes/js/jquery.

Or is this not possible?

Sorry, let me rephrase: I want to style only the parents of children in a list (aka not list items with no children). I want to put a ‘[+]’ behind every parent with children. But I don’t know how to style only those elements.

A quick sidequestion: do you happen to know how to add an element to menu items (or list items) that only have children? I can’t seem to find how to do this in css.

Got it to work! Jut took some playing around with.

WPyogi, thank you very much for your time and help! I’m learning to love css!

Thanks again!

Cool! So I tried that out in a few places, but it doesn’t seem to control that content. When using Google’s Inspect tool, I found that I can control that list only in reset.css, which seems like I’m not styling something correctly.

It shows that my new css style elemtents are being applied to the menu, but the ‘list-style:none;’ seems to not do anything. I also tried !important but it didnt work.

Is there something I have to change with class permissions?

Thanks! I’m not quite sure which selector to use in this situation. I have
this plugin but I made a template with the following css:

#dc_jqaccordion_widget-%ID%-item ul ul a {font-weight:normal; padding: 5px 5px 5px 0px; background: transparent url(/wp-content/themes/u-design/styles/style1/images/heading_underline.png) repeat-x scroll 0 100%; list-style:none;}

#dc_jqaccordion_widget-%ID%-item ul a { padding: 5px 5px 5px 0px; background: transparent url(/wp-content/themes/u-design/styles/style1/images/heading_underline.png) repeat-x scroll 0 100%; list-style:none;}

I’m not suite sure how I’d use selectors in this situation because the styling itself is css.

When I remove the bulletpoints directly here by doing something like

ul {
    list-style:none;
}

It removes ALL bullet points from the site instead of this plugin.

How do I target ONLY this css code?

Thank you for the information! Can you explain or point me to the enqueue style you are talking about?

Thanks!