[iOliverC]

This is what I am targeting to do and have heard you can do it:

I want to have a standard bulleting list, but I want to apply special properties to the text and bullet of the list, I also want for each bullet line this code:

#whateverBullet {
height: 25px;
background-color: #306091;
border-bottom: 1px solid #2B5783;
}

You should get the jist from the code. So basically, I want the bullet and text to go inside this. And everytime I create a new bullet, this code is added to it. I propably explained this really bad, but I have heard that various CSS tab implementations do this.

Thanks,
Oliver

[Synotic]

Originally posted by iOliverC:
This is what I am targeting to do and have heard you can do it:

I want to have a standard bulleting list, but I want to apply special properties to the text and bullet of the list, I also want for each bullet line this code:

#whateverBullet {
height: 25px;
background-color: #306091;
border-bottom: 1px solid #2B5783;
}

You should get the jist from the code. So basically, I want the bullet and text to go inside this. And everytime I create a new bullet, this code is added to it. I propably explained this really bad, but I have heard that various CSS tab implementations do this.

Thanks,
Oliver

Yeah it was kind of confusing I think I get what your saying but perhaps you have an example of the end result you want (stylewise).

[iOliverC]

Example

The blocks behind it are the formatting.

(Don't mind the wacky text)

Hope this helps,
Oliver

[philzilla]

is this of any use?

[iOliverC]

Originally posted by philzilla:
is this of any use?

Wow, that looks like an awesome tool .

Thanks!
Oliver