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Chrome ignoring list-style and padding in style.css
I need an unordered list without any bulletsWhen to use margin vs padding in CSSMake the cursor a hand when a user hovers over a list itemDisable same origin policy in ChromeHow to remove border (outline) around text/input boxes? (Chrome)See :hover state in Chrome Developer ToolsDisabling Chrome cache for website developmentGetting Chrome to accept self-signed localhost certificateHow do I get ASP.NET Web API to return JSON instead of XML using Chrome?Remove blue border from css custom-styled button in Chrome
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I'm trying to add some very basic css to a list on a wordpress page where I remove the bullets and add a little padding between each list item. The list is generated by shortcode from a plugin called List-category-posts. The css works as expected on a Mac in Safari and Firefox but not Chrome.
https://annamaltz.com/writings/
.lcp_catlist li
list-style: none;
padding-bottom: 30px;
When I inspect the page in Chrome, I can see that its pulling from the parent theme's style.css file but not seeing my adjustments in the child's file.
css wordpress
google-chrome asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
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I'm trying to add some very basic css to a list on a wordpress page where I remove the bullets and add a little padding between each list item. The list is generated by shortcode from a plugin called List-category-posts. The css works as expected on a Mac in Safari and Firefox but not Chrome.
https://annamaltz.com/writings/
.lcp_catlist li
list-style: none;
padding-bottom: 30px;
When I inspect the page in Chrome, I can see that its pulling from the parent theme's style.css file but not seeing my adjustments in the child's file.
css wordpress
google-chrome asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
33
Looks fine to me in Chrome
– j08691
Mar 22 at 19:22
I'm using Chrome on a Mac and have checked two different machines and have the same results: no padding between list items and bullets are visible. Potentially, it may not be an issue on Chrome on Linux or Windows.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 19:39
1
Looks correct in Chrome (Win10). Try using the Empty cache and hard reload feature - your browser might be caching an old version of the style sheet.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 20:15
Thanks ty2k! So weird that it was also happening on another Mac as well. Both machines must have been caching old style sheets. School boy error on my part. Grateful for your time. Cheers.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 23:09
To avoid caching issues when I'm developing, I display the Chrome Developer tools, and turn off caching (via Preferences -> Network). I find this to be easier and more reliable than adding version strings everywhere, or trying to remember to do a manual reset of the cache.
– Loren Rosen
Mar 23 at 3:04
add a comment |
I'm trying to add some very basic css to a list on a wordpress page where I remove the bullets and add a little padding between each list item. The list is generated by shortcode from a plugin called List-category-posts. The css works as expected on a Mac in Safari and Firefox but not Chrome.
https://annamaltz.com/writings/
.lcp_catlist li
list-style: none;
padding-bottom: 30px;
When I inspect the page in Chrome, I can see that its pulling from the parent theme's style.css file but not seeing my adjustments in the child's file.
css wordpress
google-chrome asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
33
I'm trying to add some very basic css to a list on a wordpress page where I remove the bullets and add a little padding between each list item. The list is generated by shortcode from a plugin called List-category-posts. The css works as expected on a Mac in Safari and Firefox but not Chrome.
https://annamaltz.com/writings/
.lcp_catlist li
list-style: none;
padding-bottom: 30px;
When I inspect the page in Chrome, I can see that its pulling from the parent theme's style.css file but not seeing my adjustments in the child's file.
css wordpress
google-chrome css wordpress
google-chrome asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
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asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
33
edited Mar 22 at 20:04
Benny
asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
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asked Mar 22 at 19:10
BennyBenny
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asked Mar 22 at 19:10
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Looks fine to me in Chrome
– j08691
Mar 22 at 19:22
I'm using Chrome on a Mac and have checked two different machines and have the same results: no padding between list items and bullets are visible. Potentially, it may not be an issue on Chrome on Linux or Windows.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 19:39
1
Looks correct in Chrome (Win10). Try using the Empty cache and hard reload feature - your browser might be caching an old version of the style sheet.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 20:15
Thanks ty2k! So weird that it was also happening on another Mac as well. Both machines must have been caching old style sheets. School boy error on my part. Grateful for your time. Cheers.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 23:09
To avoid caching issues when I'm developing, I display the Chrome Developer tools, and turn off caching (via Preferences -> Network). I find this to be easier and more reliable than adding version strings everywhere, or trying to remember to do a manual reset of the cache.
– Loren Rosen
Mar 23 at 3:04
add a comment |
Looks fine to me in Chrome
– j08691
Mar 22 at 19:22
I'm using Chrome on a Mac and have checked two different machines and have the same results: no padding between list items and bullets are visible. Potentially, it may not be an issue on Chrome on Linux or Windows.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 19:39
1
Looks correct in Chrome (Win10). Try using the Empty cache and hard reload feature - your browser might be caching an old version of the style sheet.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 20:15
Thanks ty2k! So weird that it was also happening on another Mac as well. Both machines must have been caching old style sheets. School boy error on my part. Grateful for your time. Cheers.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 23:09
To avoid caching issues when I'm developing, I display the Chrome Developer tools, and turn off caching (via Preferences -> Network). I find this to be easier and more reliable than adding version strings everywhere, or trying to remember to do a manual reset of the cache.
– Loren Rosen
Mar 23 at 3:04
Looks fine to me in Chrome
– j08691
Mar 22 at 19:22
Looks fine to me in Chrome
– j08691
Mar 22 at 19:22
I'm using Chrome on a Mac and have checked two different machines and have the same results: no padding between list items and bullets are visible. Potentially, it may not be an issue on Chrome on Linux or Windows.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 19:39
I'm using Chrome on a Mac and have checked two different machines and have the same results: no padding between list items and bullets are visible. Potentially, it may not be an issue on Chrome on Linux or Windows.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 19:39
1
1
Looks correct in Chrome (Win10). Try using the Empty cache and hard reload feature - your browser might be caching an old version of the style sheet.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 20:15
Looks correct in Chrome (Win10). Try using the Empty cache and hard reload feature - your browser might be caching an old version of the style sheet.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 20:15
Thanks ty2k! So weird that it was also happening on another Mac as well. Both machines must have been caching old style sheets. School boy error on my part. Grateful for your time. Cheers.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 23:09
Thanks ty2k! So weird that it was also happening on another Mac as well. Both machines must have been caching old style sheets. School boy error on my part. Grateful for your time. Cheers.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 23:09
To avoid caching issues when I'm developing, I display the Chrome Developer tools, and turn off caching (via Preferences -> Network). I find this to be easier and more reliable than adding version strings everywhere, or trying to remember to do a manual reset of the cache.
– Loren Rosen
Mar 23 at 3:04
To avoid caching issues when I'm developing, I display the Chrome Developer tools, and turn off caching (via Preferences -> Network). I find this to be easier and more reliable than adding version strings everywhere, or trying to remember to do a manual reset of the cache.
– Loren Rosen
Mar 23 at 3:04
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On one machine, the Empty cache and hard reload feature in Chrome reset the cached style sheet. The other machine needed to have the ~/library/Google/Chrome dumped to correct the issue.
Thanks to ty2k for the answer and j08691 for having a look.
answered Mar 22 at 23:19
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On one machine, the Empty cache and hard reload feature in Chrome reset the cached style sheet. The other machine needed to have the ~/library/Google/Chrome dumped to correct the issue.
Thanks to ty2k for the answer and j08691 for having a look.
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On one machine, the Empty cache and hard reload feature in Chrome reset the cached style sheet. The other machine needed to have the ~/library/Google/Chrome dumped to correct the issue.
Thanks to ty2k for the answer and j08691 for having a look.
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On one machine, the Empty cache and hard reload feature in Chrome reset the cached style sheet. The other machine needed to have the ~/library/Google/Chrome dumped to correct the issue.
Thanks to ty2k for the answer and j08691 for having a look.
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On one machine, the Empty cache and hard reload feature in Chrome reset the cached style sheet. The other machine needed to have the ~/library/Google/Chrome dumped to correct the issue.
Thanks to ty2k for the answer and j08691 for having a look.
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Looks fine to me in Chrome
– j08691
Mar 22 at 19:22
I'm using Chrome on a Mac and have checked two different machines and have the same results: no padding between list items and bullets are visible. Potentially, it may not be an issue on Chrome on Linux or Windows.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 19:39
1
Looks correct in Chrome (Win10). Try using the Empty cache and hard reload feature - your browser might be caching an old version of the style sheet.
– ty2k
Mar 22 at 20:15
Thanks ty2k! So weird that it was also happening on another Mac as well. Both machines must have been caching old style sheets. School boy error on my part. Grateful for your time. Cheers.
– Benny
Mar 22 at 23:09
To avoid caching issues when I'm developing, I display the Chrome Developer tools, and turn off caching (via Preferences -> Network). I find this to be easier and more reliable than adding version strings everywhere, or trying to remember to do a manual reset of the cache.
– Loren Rosen
Mar 23 at 3:04