Hi @astdev
That is because of the styles in the theme you are using.
By removing/updating these styles from your theme you will have proper indentation.
.entry-content ol ol li, .entry-content ol ul li, .entry-content ul ol li, .entry-content ul ul li {
margin-left: 0;
}
Thread Starter
astdev
(@astdev)
Thanks for the quick reply. Since we are not the authors of the theme, in general, what approach do you recommend for overriding the active theme styles? We want to accept future updates to the theme?
You can add styles via Child Theme or with the help of Plugins.
Both approaches should be safe for future theme updates.
Thread Starter
astdev
(@astdev)
The theme had a custom CSS section. Tried it — worked. Thanks.
Another question though if you don’t mind.
How would we have known where the incompatibility (the problem) was? Between a theme and any plugin? Contact the respective authors for assistance?
Probably the best is to contact the author of the theme or plugin which is causing an issue. And from there you will have an idea what would be the best thing to do to fix it.
