How can I use my own icons as bullet points in an unordered list on my Webflow site?

To use your own icons as bullet points in an unordered list on your Webflow site, you can follow these steps:

1. Prepare your icon: First, make sure you have the icon in the appropriate format (such as SVG or PNG) and that it is of an appropriate size for your list.

2. Upload the icon: In the Webflow Designer, navigate to your project's Assets panel by clicking on the folder icon in the left sidebar. Upload your icon by dragging it into the panel or clicking on the "Upload File" button.

3. Create a class for the list: Select the unordered list element in the Designer or in the Navigator panel on the left. In the Classes panel, either create a new class or edit an existing class for the list. If you want the custom icons to only apply to specific lists, you can create a new class specifically for those lists.

4. Set the list style: With the list selected and the class panel open, click on the "List" tab. Here, you'll have several options for customizing the appearance of the list, including the ability to use a custom icon as a bullet point.

5. Choose your custom icon: Under the "List Style" section, click on the drop-down menu next to "Type" and select "Image". This will reveal an option for you to choose the image you want to use as the bullet point.

6. Select your custom icon: Click on the image placeholder to choose a file from your Assets panel. A media library will open, allowing you to browse and select the icon you uploaded in step 2.

7. Adjust the spacing: If needed, you can further customize the bullet point's positioning and spacing by adjusting the "Spacing" options under the "List Style" section. This will enable you to control the space between the icon and the list item's text.

8. Style the list item text: To ensure the text aligns properly with your custom icon, you may need to adjust the padding or margins of the list item elements in your CSS.

9. Preview and publish: Once you're satisfied with the appearance of your custom bullet points, preview your site to see how they look. If everything looks as expected, publish your site to make the changes live.

Remember to make your custom icons visually consistent and recognizable for users. Additionally, keep in mind that using custom bullet point icons may not be universally supported across all browsers, so it's a good idea to test your site on different devices and browsers to ensure a consistent experience for your visitors.