understand that CSS Reset is CSS, but what i was trying to say was that it had nothing to do with the CSS that i had implemented. If you need more information about the basics there are a lot of free pages on the Web. To use it you need Basic skills in css/html and a bit of php. Please be aware that you are in a Forum for a Content Management System. Reset.css is a css and has to do with css.

I have around 100 CSS items in this folder, and most of them (apart from Basic, Element, Navigation xBasic, etc), have 'list-style' elements. Now your saying, 'Just find in /assest/css and look about 'list-style'. Maybe i should take a look at CSS reset all the same, just to see if i would ever like it, but personally, i don't see the point in it, although i'd be willing to take another look at it. The issue lay in the CSS reset being checked, i wasn't intending to reset the CSS, i don't see any good reason to do so, but I'd checked it by mistake when i had initially installed version 3.2 and was looking around. Im being told to post a live site so that someone can debug it, i debugged it myself and couldn't see any issues, which was what was confusing me. I was looking for a mistake in my CSS, but there wasn't any. Just find in /assets/css and look about ' list-style 'I meant it had nothing to do with the CSS i had in place. This is a CSS Script who resets several Browsers that they do have quite similare Base.

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