I'd like to customize the way items of unordered lists are presented.
I know I can use list-style-type
to change between none
, disc
, circle
, square
and other more or less supported values. I also know it is possible to change the default appearance of list markers specifying an image to list-style-image
property.
The problem is that I want to replace the bullet with large right arrow
(►, ►
) HTML special character instead of use a combination of list-style-image
and a triangular image.
Is it possible? Btw, if this matters jQuery is already loaded on the page so it wouldn't be a problem to use it if this can help.
To my knowledge, it's not possible to do that using the list-style-type property.
However, if your browser supports the :before CSS selector, you can use it to insert the bullet entities before the list items. You only need to convert the entity code to hexadecimal:
ul {
list-style-type: none;
}
li:before {
content: "\25ba\00a0";
}
You can find a jsFiddle demonstrating this here.