The styling for lists (numbered and bulleted) got switched to None

Question

The answer here has a numbered list in it.

This is the markdown:

1. one
2. two
3. three

But in the post that gets boring:

1. one
2. two
3. three

Funny enough the HTML looks okay, but for CSS rules we only seem to get a default from Stacks:

and no additional CSS style is added to give that list its numbers back. Are you maybe missing a list-ls-decimal class on the <ol> element?

Do note that in the Mobile view the numbered list still works. So be careful if you have a regression somewhere.

Can you please count to 6 and 8 while you look where that CSS rule went missing? If you have found it would you be kind enough to restore it in its former glory?

Answer 1

Ok, this is all fixed up. Thanks for posting it! This was related to some removal of "unused" CSS. Just a bit of housecleaning.

Here's the related issue over on Stacks. Basically, we have some list resets that exist in Stack Overflow production, but this is definitely something we'd want to move to Stacks. Heck, I thought it was already there, and hence, the list styling getting busted today.

Y'all can take it out of my paycheck 😛