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  • Well, I guess putting CSS “rules” like
    .post ul {
    text-align:center;
    }
    .post ul ul li {
    display:inline;
    }
    could work (they did work, I tested them on your site). The “.post” would be there to prevent similar layout on other lists and the “display: inline” makes the list items follow one another. It also removes the bullet, but I can’t think of any work-around for that except making a fake bullet with a background. Perhaps someone will know 🙂

    Oh, and the CSS to edit is the style.css in the active template’s folder. No need to tamper with any HTML

    Thread Starter twoalone

    (@twoalone)

    great! thank you!

    always feel like I’m cheating by asking rather than figuring it out for myself, but little by little my knowledge is building- looking forward to the day I know enough to return in kind all the help I’ve rec’d here.
    thanks again.
    Cat

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