Need help with "list"

When I make a bulleted list I sometimes would like to have no space after the
the main title like this:
Title of List
? bla bla bla <----- there is no space above this line
? bla bla bla

Instead of this:

Title of List

? bla bla bla <----want to get rid of the space above this line.
? bla bla bla

I did it on another site but for the life of me I cannot figure out what I did
in the css that allowed me to do that. The code with and without that space
looks identical to me.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi Cindy,

When I make a bulleted list I sometimes would like to have no space after
the
the main title like this:
Title of List
? bla bla bla <----- there is no space above this line

Adjust the bottom margin of whatever you're using for the title - h2, h3, or
whatever.

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And the top margin of <ul>....

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"FatCat" <info (AT) mauiwebdesigns (DOT) com> wrote

Hi Cindy,

When I make a bulleted list I sometimes would like to have no space after
the
the main title like this:
Title of List
? bla bla bla <----- there is no space above this line


Adjust the bottom margin of whatever you're using for the title - h2, h3,
or whatever.

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Jerry
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I figured it out!!! Compound style sheet!

Unless someone has more to add, I got it. Took me all day to remember.

Compound stylesheet? What's that?

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"Cindy-" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

I figured it out!!! Compound style sheet!

Unless someone has more to add, I got it. Took me all day to remember.

Hi Murray,

Compound stylesheet? What's that?

A really fractured one? ;o)

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Divs poking out? Ew.

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"FatCat" <info (AT) mauiwebdesigns (DOT) com> wrote

Hi Murray,

Compound stylesheet? What's that?

A really fractured one? ;o)

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[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Divs poking out? Ew.

[/q]

What is that supposed to mean..."Divs poking out? Ew.".

It was a tongue-in-cheek reply to the previous post by FatCat mentioning his
interpretation of 'Compound Stylesheet'.

So, no offense was intended. But please tell us - what is a compound
stylesheet?

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"Cindy-" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Divs poking out? Ew.

[/q]

What is that supposed to mean..."Divs poking out? Ew.".

Cindy- wrote:

[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Divs poking out? Ew.

[/q]

What is that supposed to mean..."Divs poking out? Ew.".

A compound fracture is one where the bone is sticking out of the wound,
so when you mentioned a unknown type of style sheet called compound the
connection was made, and a joke made.

Dooza
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