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HTML How to Make a Website Creating HTML Content Include External CSS

Ivan Rickard Liow
Ivan Rickard Liow
1,593 Points
Posted by Ivan Rickard Liow
Ivan Rickard Liow
1,593 Points

There are still bullet points on my unordered list AND at the bottom left of each of my photos. How to remove?

I have followed the video completely and entirely and am not sure why bullet points are still appearing.

Ryan Decker
Ryan Decker
3,451 Points
Ryan Decker
Ryan Decker
3,451 Points

Have you tried

ul {list-style:none;}

Ivan Rickard Liow
Ivan Rickard Liow
1,593 Points
Ivan Rickard Liow
Ivan Rickard Liow
1,593 Points

Sorry for taking forever to reply. I was away for a few months. This worked! Thanks so much.

3 Answers

Angela Riggs
Angela Riggs
2,539 Points
Angela Riggs
Angela Riggs
2,539 Points

I had the same thing when I did this section; there's just currently no styling in the normalize.css file to remove the bullet points from the photos (like the code that Ryan Decker wrote in his answer). When you start creating custom CSS, the bullet points on the photos will be removed :)

If the bullet points are still showing on your navigation, double-check the code. If you're using the Workspaces in Treehouse, it should be:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/normalize.css">

Jason Arnold
Jason Arnold
22,110 Points
Jason Arnold
Jason Arnold
22,110 Points

You need to apply the {list-style: none;} CSS to those elements.

Isaiah Marin
Isaiah Marin
11,971 Points
Isaiah Marin
Isaiah Marin
11,971 Points

I add the same problem as you Ivan. I solved by noticing my normalize.css file was not actually in the css folder that we created. For some reason when I dragged the normalize.css file it didn't go into the folder correctly. So I retried and put the normalize.css file into the css folder. I then reloaded the webpage, and the bullets were no longer visible. Hope this helps!

I.M.