Is there a good reason to override CSS list-style on both <ul> and <li> or just <li>?
Is there a good reason to override CSS list-style on both <ul> and <li>
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Is there a good reason to override CSS list-style on both <ul> and <li> or just <li>?
If you look at the CSS spec, you’ll see that property is intended to style “elements with
display: list-item“.The property is inherited if not explicitly defined on the
<li>elements, so you should stick to applying the style to only<li>elements.