Hello rhkeahey,
By default this will output unordered lists for both the shortcode and widget.
To add bullets you may add css to your theme’s stylesheet like so
ul.simple-links-list li{
list-style-type: disc;
}
If your theme’s css is removing the bullets, you may have to target the list more specifically using the id of the widget or the page that the shortcode is used on.
Hope this helps.
Cheers.
Mat – I think that’s what’s happening. I am using Simple Links inside of Sidebars and Widgets Manager, and it must be overriding the CSS styling. I used a simple SL shortcode and it worked fine.
Thanks!
Robert
If you are still having trouble rhkeahey, please post a link to the location you are using this and I will show you how to target the list more specifically.
Cheers
Hi Mat,
I did get the problem resolved – as you suggested, it was a CSS conflict. Thanks for your help!
Robert
