What is the code to add to change the default color of bullet lists?

I went in search of a specific example on your blog and I found these posts that have bulleted and numbered lists in them:
http://katbellies.wordpress.com/2013/02/12/you-know-its-monday-when/
http://katbellies.wordpress.com/2013/02/11/this-month-in-dance/

This CSS will cover all the text inside the posts' main content area in the Fresh & Clean theme, including both kinds of lists:

.entry-content {
	color: #000;
}

That rule basically covers all text inside a post or page that doesn't have another specific rule set somewhere in the theme's CSS (which you probably don't need to worry about).

This example would just affect bulleted lists in content areas:

.entry-content ul {
	color: #000;
}

And this example would just affect numbered lists in content areas:

.entry-content ol {
	color: #000;
}

Hopefully that gives you an idea about how to setup similar CSS rules in case you run into any other lists you'd like to adjust the text color for.

Great background image on http://katbellies.wordpress.com/ ! I've always loved shadows and silhouettes in photography.

I would like to change the default font color for writing bulleted (numbered or dotted) lists.

I was able to change the Headings color in the appearance> custom design>colors tab.

I was able to change the default paragraph color by adding this bit of code to my appearance>custom design> CSS stylesheet editor (this took quite a bit of googling to find):

p {
color: black;
}

What is the code to add to change the default color of bullet lists?

I'm putting sub-categories into my blog and the little bullet point next to the sub-category is the same as the one of the Parent category which is confusing.

I'd like to request that for instance if the Parent category is a dot, then the sub-category could be a dash so that it's easier to differentiate between the two at a glance.

Many Thanks and kind regards... Kiwidutch

Most of the CSS that has been causing problems for me was preloaded in the editing window when I opened it. I'm not sure where it all came from, but some of it does seem important, so I've just been trying to edit as little of it as I need to to restore the features of my blog to what they were before I added custom design.

Ah thanks, it helps to have a more specific example. Also, I looked at the Bueno demo site and I see them there: http://beunodemo.wordpress.com/

This CSS block seems to be the culprit:

.attachment,.post,.page {
position:relative;
margin:0 auto;
}

If you remove ".post" from it or if you remove the margin, or the whole block for that matter, then the "Older Entries" link appears on the home page. However, I'm a little wary about just removing CSS that you may have edited or added for another reason. Do you remember why you added that block of CSS?

Note that the best way to add new CSS is to select the "Add my CSS" option in the CSS Settings below the editor on the Appearance → Custom Design → CSS page, and not to copy and paste an entire stylesheet. Also, if you just add in CSS for the things you want to change, it makes it a lot easier to debug if problems crop up.

Actually, I'm not sure where the CSS above came from, so I've just removed it altogether and it seems to be fine.

However, I was actually looking for help with the navigation at the bottom of the home page. The links to "Newer"/"Older" are there, they just aren't visible. It seems like something with the bottom margin is covering them up. Is this right? Or am I just missing some code to make them visible?

Now I just need to figure out how to fix the margins at the bottom so that the "Older/Newer" links are no longer hidden

In your custom CSS, you have this:

.navigation {
border:1px solid #ccc;
line-height:4em;
clear:both;
height:auto;
position:relative;
padding-top:17px;
padding-bottom:17px;
border-width:1px 0;
margin:0 auto;
}

.navigation span {
display:block;
}

That is causing the previous/next link on single posts to look like this: http://cl.ly/EfDw

If you remove the CSS shown above, it looks like this: http://cl.ly/Edzr

Example link where I see this happening: http://filmgurl.wordpress.com/2012/02/29/obligatory-end-of-the-month-goal-check-in/

What were you trying to change with the CSS above? Maybe it's affecting more than you intended. If you describe what you were trying to change with that CSS, I can probably take a look and find a way to make it work without affecting the previous/next links on single posts.

Also, I've gotta say it. I seriously love your blog. :)

As for the bullets, I changed

#content ul,#content dl {
list-style-type:none;
}

2) Bullets in the sidebar appear twice, side by side.

How did you fix this one? :)

1) When clicking on a page link from the upper menu bar, the content is displayed too far to the right, cutting off the side bar.

In the CSS you added, the width rule in this block is causing the pages to not be centered. You should remove the width from this block:

.attachment,.post,.page {
position:relative;
width:604px;
margin:0 auto;
}

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I was able to resolve the second issue with the bullets, but "pages" (not "posts") are still cut off on the left, and I just noticed that there is no longer navigation at the bottom of the home page to view older posts

it's http://www.filmgurl.wordpress.com

pages with display issues are: http://www.filmgurl.wordpress.com/film & http://www.filmgurl.wordpress.com/about

I recently started playing around with the CSS customization with Bueno theme and I have encountered two issues I cannot seem to resolve on my own:

1) When clicking on a page link from the upper menu bar, the content is displayed too far to the right, cutting off the side bar. The home page, individual posts and category links from the upper menu bar are displayed correctly.

2) Bullets in the sidebar appear twice, side by side.

Thank you for any help you can provide!

~GamerWife

The font size in that rule is working. Change it to 40px and see what happens. If you are using the preview function, sometimes you have to force refresh the preview page with some browsers.

I've tried a lot of things that aren't working. I think this should work:

.sidebar-widget h1 {
color:#f58e14;
font-size:16px;
letter-spacing:.1em;
padding-bottom:10px;
text-transform:uppercase;
}

But it isn't working. It changes the color but not the size.

Thanks for your time!

Phil

ol, ul {
    list-style: disc inside none;
}

#sidebar .block li a {
display: inline;
padding-left: 5px;
}

Phil