I have come across this recently myself, in answer to oyur problem, if it's not too late, you can set margin-left:1%; or however much and that will force the thing back into view, however, a better solution is to force the bullet inside of the LI tag, by default it acts as though it is outside. To do this, put li { list-style-position:inside; } it's completely standard css and works best. Hope this helps, Ed :)

Thank you Holmes.

Can you tell me how to proceed(Using SQL job) with a CSV file please? Thanks & regards Payal

Thanks Paul :) . Can this property be checked from the main report? I don't know how to refer the subreport from the main report...Like ReportItems!txtbox1 is there options for referring to a subreport also? It will be really helpful if u could help me out with some examples as i am coming across this for the first time. Cheers Payal

Thanks I found out out how to go about it. Payal

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Payal_e_m wrote: when others from a different domain or when accessed from anywhere else, the page seems to be missing its style sheet the page from different domain is missing the CSS, right? Are you also working on that different domain? If you are not working on that then why you care? For example, you try to access the google homepage. The google homepage looks disorder. but what do you want to do about that? sooner or later, Google will fix their homepage.. Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

Thanks for the reply. I will try it out.