How to add bullet points to the product description?

[dbltoe]

Product descriptions are placed in the database and pose no problem when updating.

Since the PHP is converted to html as well, there's no html problem either.

You WILL get strange results if you try to add PHP to a product description.

[musicfreer]

Product descriptions are placed in the database and pose no problem when updating.

Since the PHP is converted to html as well, there's no html problem either.

You WILL get strange results if you try to add PHP to a product description.

so I can't edit say, the stylesheet to control the product description to be bulleted?

I prefer to input plain text as I never know if I will change to other shopping cart in the future. So I would prefer to use clean text whenever possible

thanks

[dbltoe]

don't mix apples and horseshoes

The classes that s t e v e talked about will be controlled by the stylesheet which should be in a "custom" or "override" directory.

The html code would go in the database.

Upgrades don't mess with product descriptions in the database nor do they mess with items in a custom/override directory.

[musicfreer]

don't mix apples and horseshoes

The classes that s t e v e talked about will be controlled by the stylesheet which should be in a "custom" or "override" directory.

The html code would go in the database.

Upgrades don't mess with product descriptions in the database nor do they mess with items in a custom/override directory.

sorry I am a little dumbed at this.

Do you mean I can control it by altering the stylesheet?
can you be a little more detailed?

Is that first I add the class in the stylesheet, then I call the class to the product description by HTML?

[dbltoe]

The first priority is to get your product descriptions in place.
using s t e v e's

<ul class="productinfoList">
<li>item one</li>
<li>item two</li>
</ul>

will work fine even without anything in the stylesheet.
Once you've got a few categories and products set up, you can start "adjusting" the site by creating the override system and then "tweaking" the look with the stylesheet.
Later, take the time to click on the Tutorials/FAQ link at the top of the page. There's a group called Article Categories that has lots of good info. https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?category=16 is a good place to go as well.

[musicfreer]

The first priority is to get your product descriptions in place.
using s t e v e's will work fine even without anything in the stylesheet.
Once you've got a few categories and products set up, you can start "adjusting" the site by creating the override system and then "tweaking" the look with the stylesheet.
Later, take the time to click on the Tutorials/FAQ link at the top of the page. There's a group called Article Categories that has lots of good info. https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?category=16 is a good place to go as well.

Thanks
actually I knew how to code the descriptions to be bulleted and that was what I am doing.

But then I think that it maybe better to keep the description as clean as possible, without any HTML code, so that I can use the clean description to other platforms in case I need to do so in the future.

Do people usually use clean text? or they will code their description also?

thanks!

[gjh42]

HTML <ul> code is universal - any platform that allows you to use formatting in the description will understand it correctly. (And why would you even consider switching to a platform that didn't?)

Anyone who wants any formatting at all in their description has to use HTML in the description, either directly or by having an editor program do it for them.

[Kim]

Perhaps using Google to search for unordered lists will give you more ideas -

But to answer your original question - to have a bulleted list, you have to use the html for an unordered list.