Browser: Chrome 132.0.6834.160
OS: Windows
URL: Link
Hi bricks team,
If you look at the link above, the html tag is the parent div ul and the loop items are li. If you search for a phrase that has no results, a dot will appear next to it.
Browser: Chrome 132.0.6834.160
OS: Windows
URL: Link
Hi bricks team,
If you look at the link above, the html tag is the parent div ul and the loop items are li. If you search for a phrase that has no results, a dot will appear next to it.
Hey @HOSEIN,
you are using a custom template right? Can you try to add the following code to it? That should remove the
%root%{
list-style-type: none;
}
Or maybe even better, you can target li
elements from parent, so
%root% li{
list-style-type: none;
}
That should solve it
Matej
Hi @Matej,
Yes, I already fixed it with css. But in general, is this a normal behavior?
Hi @HOSEIN,
yep. If you put ul
β li
, you will get those dots by default. Now, in some elements, we hide them by default, but when you do a custom element like this, itβs up to the user to hide it - or not, if he wants it there.
Best regards,
Matej