Re: [Rails] display issue with elements in a textiled box

On 1 May 2011, at 18:56, sol.manager wrote:

> I have been messing with my CSS sytlesheets to fix some display
> issues. Specifically, messed with <li> and <ul> elements. Now i have
> noticed on a page with <li> elements in a textile editor box, that
> the list bullet is showing up as "• " instead of "•".
>
> I am assuming this a CSS issue and not a textile or rails issue.
> Wondering what I need to do to fix this issue. The only bullets that
> are jacked up are those within a div that uses textile codes.

I'd start by examining the CSS rules that are being applied to those 'li's according to your browser. Fire up Firebug or Web Inspector or similar tool of your choice and inspect those elements to check the CSS rules being applied are the ones you expect.

Having said that, that string of surprising characters looks a lot more like a character encoding issue mismatch than a simple CSS error. Are you using the ':before' pseudo-class with a 'content' rule to set a custom character for your lists, by any chance? If so, there could be something going on with the character encoding that you're saving your CSS file in.

Chris

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