Bullet points for unordered list

[tianyunwu]

I am wondering if there is an way to use bullet point as the symbol of unordered list? I followed the kramdown syntax and used the the asterisk symbol (*) to mark list elements, but the html output gave me something that looked like right shrift operator. Is it something that I should expect from using this Jekyll theme? Thank you in advance for helping me out!

[benbalter]

@tianyunwu Can you provide a screenshot of your output?

[tianyunwu]

@benbalter
Here is the markdown snippet:

Here is the corresponding output:

As you can see, the symbol used to mark each entry of the unordered list is a right shrift operator ('>>'), should I modify the CSS files to get the following effect:

This is a test.

• this is test 1.0
• this is test 2.0
• this is test 3.0

[en9inerd]

Hello @tianyunwu !

Is it something that I should expect from using this Jekyll theme?

Yes.
Asterisk symbol (*), hyphen symbol (-) and plus symbol (+) have same meaning in Markdown. And standard output for this will be bullet point, but this theme uses shift operator.
But you can customize this for yourself, just put this in assets/css/style.scss:

ul li {
  list-style: disc;
}

ul li:before {
    content: none
}

[tianyunwu]

@p0gr0mist Thank you very much!