zeusrw
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Try adding this line to the bottom of your css file...
.pow-postcontent ul > li:before, .pow-post ul > li:before, .pow-textblock ul > li:before {
content: none;
}
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skateoroma
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 Thank you so very much. I racked my brain trying to get this to work. The first method did remove the bullets for content as expected. The last method didn't work at all, but the second one worked fine for one gallery, I just needed to add one more class to remove the bullets from the second gallery. Thanks again for your time. using :before and :after in css is new for me. I need to brush up.
.sige_cont_0:before {
content: none !important;
}
.sige_cont_1:before {
content: none !important;
}
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jrgweb
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@ David - In the template css file add this:
.art-block ul>li:before {
content: none !important;
}
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jrgweb
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I just noticed that bullets are also on the site index page.
To remove.
.art-footer ul>li:before {
content: none !important;
{
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Bert
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Thanks a lot!
That was just what I needed 
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Alart
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Its really gets a me that this issue has been around for such a long time. Doesn't artisteer actually look at these posts or react to any of the Issues?
Why should we have to hack the life out of template to get this the site to work correctly it the responsibility of Artisteer to sort this issue out.
The support used to be really good a couple of years ago.
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Bill
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Gina, this worked perfect because I need this for dj slider. Bullets remain in my content but not on my slider images.
Quote Gina:
Add this code to your css file
.djslider-loader li:before {
content: "" !important;
}
You can alternatively add it in Artisteer => Home => Options => CSS Options so it is saved with the template itself.
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Mike
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Thanks all for this - that was the exact problem I was having and that was the perfect fix I needed!
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Wout
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Quote Bill:
Gina, this worked perfect because I need this for dj slider. Bullets remain in my content but not on my slider images.
Quote Gina:
Add this code to your css file
.djslider-loader li:before {
content: "" !important;
}
You can alternatively add it in Artisteer => Home => Options => CSS Options so it is saved with the template itself.
Is it possible this is only working in google Chrome? If so, is there any other solution? Thanks in advance!
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Shyam
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Go to template.css and edit it.
The original will look something like this below:
.art-block ul>li:before
{
content: url('../images/blockbullets.png');
margin-right: 6px;
You change just delete this line:
content: url('../images/blockbullets.png');
and it should look something like this
.art-block ul>li:before
{
margin-right: 6px;
Hope it will solve.
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