I know this has been discussed... I've read the discussions.  I've put background-image: none and list-style: none on everything I can find that's related to ul or li or both... I included this in my template style sheet too: 

div.k2ItemsBlock ul li,div.itemToolbar ul li {background-image:none; list-style:none;}

 

behrcommunications.com/blog/item/1-communications-audits

 

What now!?  I'm so annoyed, because I've been spinning my wheels on this dang bullet problem.  I can't get rid of the bullets in my template because I use them on other pages - this is how I've solved the K2 styling problems in the past.  

What's wrong with my template(s)?  

 

Martha

Add the following to your k2 css.

.itemToolbar li {background:none !important;}

I'm having the exact same issue and adding the code made no difference. Example: www.papublicmedia.org/cancer-br-treatments/test-story-5-31611

I get a 404 Not Found on your link.

Sorry about that, I have been adjusting sef settings. I actually fixed the problem. In my thirdparty.css with the itemToolbar ul I added a list-style:none to solve the problem. Example: www.papublicmedia.org/cancer-and-treatments/test-story-5-31611

Looks good.  You might want to add a display:inline to the list of tags and then edit the code to add commas after each tag.

Actually that is something I was hoping to do but wasn't sure the best way. Do you have any ideas what kind of code I could add to make them list with commas instead of how they are now? :)

Thank you!

First setup template overrides if you haven't already, then in item.php (line 332) replace the following:

 

   <?php if($this->item->params->get('itemTags') && count($this->item->tags)): ?>   <!-- Item tags -->   <div class="itemTagsBlock">    <span><?php echo JText::_("Tagged under"); ?></span>    <ul class="itemTags">      <?php foreach ($this->item->tags as $tag): ?>      <li><a href="<?php echo $tag->link; ?>"><?php echo $tag->name; ?></a></li>      <?php endforeach; ?>    </ul>    <div class="clr"></div>   </div>   <?php endif; ?>

 

With this:

 

   <?php if($this->item->params->get('itemTags') && count($this->item->tags)): ?>   <div class="itemTagsBlock">      <!-- terry added seperator for tags -->    <span><?php echo JText::_("Tags:"); ?></span>      <ul class="itemTags">      <?php $count_tags = 0; ?>      <?php foreach ($this->item->tags as $tag): ?>      <?php if ($count_tags > 0) { ; ?>       <li>|  <a href="<?php echo $tag->link; ?>"><?php echo $tag->name; ?></a></li>      <?php } else { ?>       <li><a href="<?php echo $tag->link; ?>"><?php echo $tag->name; ?></a></li>      <?php } ?>      <?php $count_tags = $count_tags + 1; ?>      <?php endforeach; ?>    </ul>    <div class="clr"></div>   </div>   <?php endif; ?>

 

I used pipe signs, or you can just replace the pipe sign with a comma.  For the css I used display:inline and list-style:none.  Hope this helps.

Thank you so much. I tried this (switched the PHP) and created a css but I think I messed up the CSS part. Where/what exactly should I enter for this change to take place?

 

I put the css file in the thirdparty.css with the first mention of itemTagBlock to no avail.

Add the following to your css file.   I would just use the K2 css file so you don't affect other components.

 

.itemTagsBlock ul, .itemTagsBlock li {list-style:none !important; display:inline !important;}

 

If you don't already you should try using Firefox with Firebug to view and modify your css.  It works great, although I hate the new gantry templates from Rockettheme because all they've done is make the css more confusing.