I have a list defined in a stylesheet that includes:
li.down {
list-style-image: url(../bin/arrow-f.png);
}
<ul>
<li class="down">list item text
</li>
</ul>
OK, now on a particular page, I want to substitue a different marker,
and so in this page's header I put:
li.down {
list-style-image: url(../bin/bullet.png);
}
The idea was that attributes defined in a header overwrite the values
defined in a style sheet. However, this does not work. Only if I
comment the style sheet definition of li.down (which I normally can't
do), does bullet.png show up as the marker.
Also, I mention in passing the conclusion of an earlier discussion: in
the case of a list marker, I cannot define the attributes of the
image, such as reducing the size of "bullet.png" here. I gathered that
I have no choice but to reduce the size of the original
image. However, I'd appreciate knowing if this conclusion is
incorrect.
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