I am currently attempting to customize the appearance of an unordered list that is being used for the navigation menu on a specific website. The website in question is:
On this site, you will notice that there is a dot or disc between each menu item, displayed horizontally across the header. My goal is to eliminate this dot.
Unfortunately, I do not have direct access to the CSS code as it seems to be a wordpress.com site (I have primarily worked with self-hosted WordPress sites in the past). If I did have access, I would share the code for reference.
While I can inspect elements from the user/browser side, I have been unsuccessful in pinpointing which CSS declaration is responsible for generating the dot/disc. This makes it challenging to know where to apply the following declarations:
list-style-type: none;
list-style-image: none;
If anyone could kindly examine the site from the front end and advise me on which CSS property requires customization using these declarations, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you.