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Get Out Your Markers! Using ::marker in CSS to Jazz Up Your Lists


Webinar Summary

Presented By:

Daniel Ferguson, Certified Flare Instructor, Owner | Smart Output

For years, lists have been pretty much stuck with the same staid bullet and numbering styles. The CSS ::marker pseudo-element changes that game entirely! With just a few adjustments to your stylesheet, you can jazz up both your unordered and ordered lists to add visual variety and appeal to your output.

And the best part--everything in this session works for both HTML and PDF output.

Join veteran MadCap Flare trainer and consultant Daniel Ferguson as he demonstrates how to use ::marker in your Flare project. And along the way, you'll also learn a little bit about the CSS counter() function.

Note: This session assumes an intermediate familiarity with CSS selectors. To prepare, we recommend checking out the following webinar.