Originally Posted by Digital Jedi (Post 2459580)

That would be outside the scope of the article, since that's a Facebook thing. You would need to look at their documentation or articles such as this one for what you need to do control how thumbnails show up.

Originally Posted by Morrus (Post 2460562)

It's ignring all the <ul>s and the <li>s. Any idea why that might be?

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 2460573)

Try a search in the thread because this has been covered several times already. :)

Originally Posted by Morrus (Post 2460623)

The word "bullet" shows up in the search just once, and somewhat briefly ending with "but this goes outside the scope of this article".

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OK, so a search for "HTML" gives a lot of results. The closest I can find is where yous ay to ad the following "to the custom CSS for your page". What does "the custom CSS for your page" mean? The only CSS stuff I'm familiar with is a bunch of CSS templates and a Main CSS editor thing. Where do I put the custom CSS for my page?



Plus, presumably, that's only one HTML thing? So to use HTML you need to pretty much code every HTML tag from scratch? Seems to rather defeat the point of an easy method of using HTML to create a custom page!

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It's just occurred to me that I can accomplish the same effect with a CMS article in its own section. I'm not sure why that didn't occur to me before.

Originally Posted by Digital Jedi (Post 2460747)

You would search for "list" rather. But yes, you need CSS defined for your lists in this area in order for the lists to work properly. If you decide to go that route, just take a look at W3Schools for some quick tutorials.

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 2460994)

Just add your custom CSS for that page to the template for the page.