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The out-of-the-box bulleted and numbered lists are too jammed together to be read comfortably.
What I'd like to do is customize the format such that each item has a 10px padding-bottom attribute.
When I examine the generated HTML, however, I don't see any style attached to either the list or the items themselves...
How do I go about this?
Thanks in advance
Josh
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Hi Josh, You can customize "KWizCom_WikiPlus.css" file in "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\KWizCom_WikiPlus" folder on the server. You can add there new style for list element. For Example: li { padding-bottom:10px; } Please let me know if it is good enough for you.
Igor, KWizCom 
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Igor:
I found that, of course, but it has ...um... side-effects.
In other words, the li{} item works not only on those paragraphs, but also on the embedded table of contents AND the Tag Tree.
What I need is something that works just on paragraphs of text in the wiki pages themselves, but the generated HTML doesn't seem to have a CSS class through which I can control its attributes only.
Hope this makes sense.
Josh
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Hi Josh, You can try to use the styles below: li { padding-bottom:30px; }
#toc li /*Style for Table of Content*/ { padding-bottom:10px; }Please let me know if it is ok.
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Igor:
It works like a charm. Thanks very much.
Josh
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