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Thanks this worked perfectly.

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Thanks. You can close this thread.

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In addition to the Google Author Link plugin?

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Thanks Kyle…the other one is from Yoast SEO. So my question for you, is how do you implement Google Authorship in Dante? Is it implemented when a user clicks on an author’s name?

Thanks.

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Hi,

This worked nicely. Thanks. I’ll have to keep this in mind in the future. I did not expect that the formatting would be completely stripped. I thought it would have come pre-canned or something.

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Sorry…please try again…there was an issue.

Please also provide me instructions so that I know where to make my own changes down the road.

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Thanks Kyle.

You can go to the posts section and look at the denied post as that has bulleted points.

Why is it that customized CSS is required for bulleted lists? I know that in the standard twenty twelve theme you can created bulleted lists with the proper formatting without the need for customized CSS.

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Really. That is something new for me as I’ve been able to do this with other themes. Maybe this is something different with latest version of WP or I am missing some steps. I’ll send you a link to the backend in the next private reply.

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Sure.

So when I create a numbered list using the < ol > tag followed by < li > tag it shows up nicely in the WYSIWYG editor. When I publish the post, the indenting that comes with using the < ol > or < ul > tag is gone. The numbers remain but the indenting is no longer there.