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PianoForte - Bullet list

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Hi, the PianoForte seems to have a defined CSS style for numbered list. Which is nice enough.

But the CSS only includes linked list-items.

How can I modify this CSS to also include 'not linked list-items'?
Unlinked list-items are to have same CSS style, but is only to be plain text, without any hover function or mouse-pointer,

On this page: http://faroexpo.konsult.fo/mentanarvika
There is a module to the right, which has a un-ordered list with 3 items.

The two first are linked and have a arrow and margin. The 3th list-item "Handlar" looks like it's getting "left out" just showing as normal text. It too should have same list-style as the linked items, but just without being a link.
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ciaran
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Hello

To amend could you try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


module ul li, .module_menu ul li {

    background: url("../images/bullet1.png") no-repeat scroll 6px center transparent;

    color: #616161;

    display: block;

    letter-spacing: 0;

    padding: 16px 0 16px 22px;

    text-decoration: none;

}


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