One:Screenshot: i49.tinypic.com/iqf1w5.pngI Can't Seem to get rid of the bullets, And i've searched around for the answer....but the solutions don't fit for my template.Or may i'm just not understanding how to fix thisTwo: When adding Links to the menubar of joomla, i have no problems. However!, when i attempt to add a K2 link, I get a forbidden error, and i can't seem to understand why.Any support would be great!-Jaiden

For your first Problem the answer is simple. You have to write some CSS for the ul and li elements of the module. For example, for the bullets, if you have a module suffix write:

.suffix ul li { list-style:none;}

For your second problem have you noticed this behavior to all k2 menu item types or to someone specific? Does it happen to the backend or when you try to go that page through the frontend?

Its a problem to the behiavor of all k2 menu items.
i have to go and find the direct link just to add it as an external.
and its in the backend, i'm not sure how to add menu items on the front end.

Could you PM access to your administration to have a look?

I can't send a pm unless you add me.

Yiota Ziaggou said:Could you PM access to your administration to have a look?

Just added.

OK. Check that K2 files have the appropriate permissions. Also check if the owner is the same with all the other components installed. If you have installed K2 through the installer there might be a possibility that the owner of those files are assigned to Apache user an not FTP user.

All k2 files have the appropriate permissions, and the owner is set to me (not apache) ;o

Hi, I have the same stray bullet problem. In my case, it's showing up in the K2 content items because my template.css file has assigned list-style bullets for ul and li. I tried doing the following in the k2.css file for "Print" and "Email" viral links, but it isn't working. Please help, Railer

div.itemToolbar ul li a span {list-style:none !Important; }
div.itemToolbar ul li a.itemEmailLink span {list-style:none !Important;}



Yiota Ziaggou said:For your first Problem the answer is simple. You have to write some CSS for the ul and li elements of the module. For example, for the bullets, if you have a module suffix write:
.suffix ul li { list-style:none;}

For your second problem have you noticed this behavior to all k2 menu item types or to someone specific? Does it happen to the backend or when you try to go that page through the frontend?

@ railer

Write div.itemToolbar ul li {list-style:none;}

The list-style element only applies to a li tag.