CSS and ' <ul> ' element question?

Question

Can someone tell me how to define my

element inline? I am linking to an external sheet and it is putting the bullet next to my list. I don't want the bullet in this list. How can I set the style of this element inline so it doesn't use the bullet?

Okay. I need a little more than that. How do I actually implement this into my page? I went right above the

element and I tried several different ways, but haven't been able to fix it. My understanding of CSS is still not that great, so I apologize.

This is what I have for my
:



• blah blah blah




Where would I put this?



Since my
is a class, do I have to use a # or a period or what? I still haven't learned that part.

If you could show me exactly to write this and where exactly to put it I would be very grateful! Thanks very much. I really appreciate your help.

Answer 1

idealy you'd make an external style sheet and have you styles in there and a link to your style sheet in the header of your page




in your style sheet all you'd need is

ul {
list-style-type: none;
}

if all your uls are going to have the same look all you need is:

Answer 2

list-style-type: none;