By trevorl on Thursday, 16 October 2014
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Hi Mark,

Don't know if this is useful info but I had this chat with Artisteer support after spending a while getting great support from Arlex too....

For those that get strange bullet points in ES when using an Artisteer generated theme before exporting the theme in Artisteer you can add code to the css options box. This worked for me and saved time editing individual css files.

For my site I needed to add the following to the css options in Artisteer before I exported the theme...

And no more bullet points.


.dropdown-menu > li:before{content: none!important;}

.es-stream-list>li:before{content: none!important;}

.es-privacy>li:before{content: none!important;}

.input-vertical>li:before{content: none!important;}

.pagination>li:before{content: none!important;}

.widget-list-grid>li:before{content: none!important;}
Hello Trevor,

Thanks for sharing this! Artisteer is a great tool for slicing web designs into html codes but there's a drawback to that too. Their css seems to be pretty massive where they are resetting most of the basic html styles. Anyway, thanks for sharing these codes and hope that this would help other users who are on the Artisteer wagon.
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Thursday, 16 October 2014 12:25
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I agree but if you need a very quick custom template for either WP / Joomla/ Drupal etc you can export in a flash!
I use it for offline businesses like hair salons etc. Works great for that type of thing....
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Thursday, 16 October 2014 22:54
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Thanks for the heads up on this
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Friday, 17 October 2014 00:24
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