I'm confused over classes that sometimes just won't apply.
Page in question:
www.springfieldmogov.org/founders/concerts.html
CSS:
www.springfieldmogov.org/css/founders.css
The list of concerts on this page should NOT be showing any bullets,
custom or otherwise. But in IE it does, despite the UL having been
given a class="noBull" That class successfully negates the custom
bullets in other browsers.
But, even in other browsers, the bullets wouldn't go away by JUST
defining a class rule like:
.noBull {list-style:none;}
and then applying that class to a <ul> in my html code.
I couldn't get the bullets to disappear until explicitly defining the rule as:
#content .noBull {list-style:none;}
Why?
How can I get IE to eliminate the bullets on this page and respect the
.class="noBull"?
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