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I have a CSS file which is not written by me, but I have to change stuff. My problem is a line like this:
list-style-image: url("../images/pfeil.png");
The path to the image is correct, but it’s not displayed. I used Firebug to check which styles are applied and I see the line is stroke through. According to the documentation, that means that it’s overwritten by another rule.
Is there a way / tool to find out, which rule is overwriting the line above?
They are not disabled. These entries have a strike through them to signify they have been reset or overwritten by a newer rule (one loaded after this style sheet for instance).
CSS styles are loaded in order of inclusion on the html page, with inline styles taking priority over CSS sheet definitions.
Firebug will show you which one has overwritten this one if you just review all CSS acting on that element. Just look for any other
list-style-image:listed.