Can’t see <li> bullet points in Firefox but can in IE6
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the OP’s theme in use (Sapphire) is suspiciously looking as it’s a yet another Kubrick (Default) -derived clone. the notorious Default theme is well known as having not exactly a “No-Fault CSS” (besides other usability issues).
it appears, that shown off list/bullets wonderful presentation is a kinda generic {trade|birth}mark of all such Kubrickish themes. see also: https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic.php?id=1530&page&replies=7#post-8217
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interesting why this dubious child selector (‘html>body’; feature that’s been introduced since CSS lev. 2 only) was so badly needed to select any ul that is a descendant of any .entry? -
oh, yes of course: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/selector_child.html
full compatibility chart: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/contents.htmlI mean even though child selectors *were* supposed to be supported by the IE6/Win at that time, why on earth ‘html>body’? did that Sapphire coder discover some ‘ul’s in the HEAD of any html document (*head-banging* ;-)???
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Oh, I meant about this part, though:
‘did that Sapphire coder discover some ‘ul’s in the HEAD of any html document’
So, I thought HEAD as in <head></head>, I pictured right away something like: ‘html>head’
:D
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I didn’t know if was a Kubrick derivative. So the ‘fault’ originally falls on the Kubrick’s creator, huh?
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> So, I thought HEAD as in <head></head>, I pictured right away something like: ‘html>head’
you’ve pictured correctly, but quoted only a part of my sentence — there was some pun intended (probably not very successful ;-)
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