While working in Square Grid, I'm noticing that the code keeps making all my ul and li elements list-style: none; no matter what I do to try to make it not happen that way. This is particularly problematic when dealing with copy that needs to appear in bullet points. It turns out that removing reset.css from the squaregrid /styles folder allowed me to style the bullets the way that I wanted to.

Does the theme actually need the reset.css? I'm not sure what purpose it serves. Perhaps it should show up at another point in the CSS stack?

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This is the Eric Meyer reset.css, basically. What it *does* should be fine, but it should leave things easy to set your own settings. Is the stylesheet loading too late?

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laura s CreditAttribution: laura s commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Sorry you're having problems. reset.css loads prior to all other theme css. As for the merits of Eric Meyer's solution, that's a matter of personal preference, I suppose, but I feel some kind of reset is necessary to get browsers onto some kind of even playing field. If there are changes or updates that should be implemented to reset.css, I welcome a feature request ticket.