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Nemo1:
The reason you see this alignment appears to be that when there's no specification, an unordered list adopts a style position "inside". It's not an error; it's just the way it is designed to appear. If you want to "correct" this and to align the texts flush left, you need to set a style using the selector
list-style-position: outside.
Of course, you also need to play a bit with margins and paddings, but that's another story.
To see a "correct" representation of these kind of things, take a look at the "Titulares"
here (right column).
So what you see as an error is just economy of styling in the default theme. Another them, in this case x2t, uses this declaration:
ul
{
margin: 2px;
padding: 2px;
list-style: decimal inside;
text-align: left;
}
This would appear also with the "wrong" alignment. The selector
list-style just needs to be declared as "decimal outside".¨
For more info, please take a look
here.
Cheers.