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CSS List Properties Guide

This document provides a simplified guide to CSS list properties, detailing the types of list styles, their positions, and how to use images as bullet points. It also includes shorthand syntax for combining these properties and a tip for removing bullets from lists. The guide is structured in a clear manner for easy understanding and application.

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CSS List Properties Guide

This document provides a simplified guide to CSS list properties, detailing the types of list styles, their positions, and how to use images as bullet points. It also includes shorthand syntax for combining these properties and a tip for removing bullets from lists. The guide is structured in a clear manner for easy understanding and application.

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CSS List Properties - Simplified Guide

1. list-style-type

Defines the bullet or number type.

- disc (default for ul)

- circle

- square

- decimal (default for ol)

- lower-roman, upper-roman

- lower-alpha, upper-alpha

- none (no bullets or numbers)

2. list-style-position

Defines where the marker (bullet/number) appears.

- outside (default): marker outside the text box

- inside: marker aligns with the text

3. list-style-image

Lets you use an image as a bullet point.

Example:

list-style-image: url('bullet.png');

- none: disables image bullets

4. list-style (shorthand)

Combine all list properties in one line.

Syntax:

list-style: type position image;

Example:

list-style: square inside url('bullet.png');

Extra Tip: Remove Bullets


CSS List Properties - Simplified Guide

To make a list look plain:

ul {

list-style: none;

padding: 0;

margin: 0;

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