Change bullet color in Rise
Jan 15, 2018
By
JC Blanchard
In Rise, when I change the color of text to white, the bullets remain black. Is there a way to make the bullets the same color as text?
Jan 15, 2018
In Rise, when I change the color of text to white, the bullets remain black. Is there a way to make the bullets the same color as text?
324 Replies
That worked ! Thanks
But one thing - it doesn't seem to show an ordered list
if I select
Insert List from the block menus. However, if I type - then highlight and
then select the list icon and hit return to break the sections into bullet
points - THEN I can see the
... and the above works.
Thank YOU - we have been waiting 84 years for this !! LOL.
Glad that worked Donna, and I did not try it with the list block type, with that block it looks like it locks you into the accent color for the bullet/marker color, but I'm glad you got this method to work in that block also.
You must have just upgraded things as my almost completed course now has white bullets with black font type - same with numbers - how can I fix this? Thanks.
Hi there, Elizabeth! We've recently released our enhanced authoring controls, unlocking additional formatting features for your blocks.
I'm able to reproduce what you're seeing by using the auto-contrast setting on my text block. If the background color is dark enough, Rise 360 is automatically adjusting the text (and bullets) to white to meet accessibility requirements for contrast. You can format the text to be black, but the bullets remain white.
To fix this, try using the dark contrast setting, forcing your bullets to be black like your text. This setting overrides the accessibility guardrails we've added for contrast.
Let me know if that doesn't work!
Hi folks! Related to my above post, you may be able to use the enhanced block settings to change the bullet color in your bullet list blocks! This workaround will produce black or white bullets on a black or white background.
By default, the bullets in the list block adopt your course theme color. Try this workaround instead:
Let me know how this hack works for you!
Did their new upgrades mess this up ?
I had it working ... and now it works in preview - but once I close the edit window in Rise - it all reverts back to the black dots ... ugh ?
(The extrme colors are for testing purposes)
Still works for me, I've noticed sometimes you need to make an additional edit in the text editor before hitting preview, to lock in that change. But the new contrast settings seem to take care of this is in most cases, but it seems that it will only use white or black. So if you want yellow you can still use the inline css method.