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  • #158205
    tsimarketing
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    We have a few bullet lists throughout our website. An example of one is on this page (which the password is success) under the Automated Patient Reminders tab. We noticed that when we use the bullet list option button and make the text H4, it adds a line space between each bulleted item. Is there a css code that I can use to control the line spacing for all the bulleted lists that we have that use H4 text. Because right now the bulleted lists look like they have too much spacing throughout the whole thing.

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    #158281
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    Hi

    Have you added an inline style of padding-left:90px; ?

    – Kyle

    #158288
    tsimarketing
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    I don’t think I have a css code that in it. But I did find this css code:

    .sf-list {
    text-indent: -0.7em;
    }
    ul {
    list-style-position: outside !important;
    }

    Would that be adding a line space between each bulleted point?

    #158293
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    No, go to your text, switch to text editor and see if the style is there

    – Kyle

    #158318
    tsimarketing
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    oh, yes I see that in the text editor, but does that code mess with the line spacing between each bulleted item. Because that code is there for the two bullet sentences that I wanted to indent over. But I am refering to the space under each bulleted line. I have attached a photo showing you the space I am talking about just to make sure we’re both on the same page. The red rectangles are the space I would like to have control over, because when I make the text H4 it adds this whole line space.

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    #158321
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    Why are you using h4 for all of your text? That’s not good practice

    – Kyle

    #158344
    tsimarketing
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    Post count: 267

    Because we all liked the look of the weight and size. But is there nothing I can do or add to control the spacing between bulleted item?

    #158483
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    I would highly recommend using normal paragraph text for that content, h tags are supposed to be for headings only.

    If you want to change the font size etc you can do that via custom css

    – Kyle

    #170079
    tsimarketing
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    We know that using H4 for our body text is not good practice, but we don’t have time to go back and change all our text right now. So is there a css code that we can use to fix the spacing between the lines for H4 text in an unordered bullet list option?

    #170082
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    Where’s the page gone?

    – Kyle

    #170094
    tsimarketing
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    Post count: 267

    Well the original page I had this question for, I fixed.
    But we are having trouble with spacing on another page, below is the link. As you can see there is space between each bulleted item and the bullets appear on top of the first letter in each sentence.

    http://tsihealthcare.com/test/bullet-spacing/

    #170099
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    You have a lot of custom css targeting lists which is likely causing the issue

    – Kyle

    #170101
    tsimarketing
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    Okay, which list css codes do you think I should get rid of to fix the issue?

    #170104
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    You have:

    .spb_wrapper > ul {
      padding-left: 1.3em;
      text-indent: -0.9em;
    }
    .sf-list {
      text-indent: -0.7em;
    }
    ul {
        list-style-position: outside !important;
    } 
    .spb_wrapper > ul {
        text-indent: 0em !important;
    }

    All contradicting each other

    – Kyle

    #170106
    tsimarketing
    Member
    Post count: 267

    Okay, we’ll test getting rid of some of these codes to see if that does anything. If not I will get back to you.

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