bullet indenting or undenting?

I dont' like how far over to the right Dreamweaver pushes my bullets.
I would like to slide them a little back to the left.
Is there an easy way to do this? I'm not completely familiar with CSS, so if
anyone can give me a quick briefing of how to "undent" the bullets a little
bit, that would be great.
Thanks

mandiebj wrote:

I dont' like how far over to the right Dreamweaver pushes my bullets.
I would like to slide them a little back to the left.
Is there an easy way to do this? I'm not completely familiar with
CSS, so if anyone can give me a quick briefing of how to "undent" the
bullets a little bit, that would be great.
Thanks

See if this helps
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/taminglists/


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mandiebj wrote:

I dont' like how far over to the right Dreamweaver pushes my bullets.
I would like to slide them a little back to the left.
Is there an easy way to do this? I'm not completely familiar with CSS, so if
anyone can give me a quick briefing of how to "undent" the bullets a little
bit, that would be great.
Thanks

Paste code below before the closing </head> tag of your pages code and
play around with the pixels. It wont show in DW design view but will
take effect when you run it via a browser.

<style>
ul {
margin: 10px;
padding: 10px;
}
</style>

On 28 Jun 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, mandiebj wrote:

I dont' like how far over to the right Dreamweaver pushes my bullets.

Nadia and Osgood gave you solutions which should answer your question.
Just for the record: IT IS NOT DREAMWEAVER WHICH DOES THIS. It's a
function of how the HMTL language is structured by default.

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On 28 Jun 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, mandiebj wrote:

I dont' like how far over to the right Dreamweaver pushes my bullets.

Nadia and Osgood gave you solutions which should answer your question.
Just for the record: IT IS NOT DREAMWEAVER WHICH DOES THIS. It's a
function of how the HMTL language is structured by default.

JFTR: It's the browser's interpretation of that structure (default
browser stylesheet).

Micha