Why isn't the custom image bullet code working for my bulleted lists within the pricing columns on my Webflow website?

There could be a few reasons why the custom image bullet code isn't working for your bulleted lists within the pricing columns on your Webflow website. Let's explore some possible solutions:

1. Incorrect CSS Selector: Ensure that you are using the correct CSS selector to target the bullet points within the pricing columns. Double-check the class or ID assigned to the bulleted lists and make sure your custom CSS code is referencing it correctly. It's always a good practice to inspect the element using the browser's developer tools to verify the selector.

2. CSS Specificity: CSS specificity determines the order in which styles are applied to an element. If you have conflicting styles, it's possible that another CSS rule is overriding your custom image bullet code. To give your custom bullet code higher specificity, you can try adding a more specific selector or using the `!important` declaration after your custom CSS rule, although using `!important` should generally be a last resort.

3. Syntax or Code Errors: Check for any syntax or code errors in your custom CSS. Even a small mistake like a missing semicolon or a typo in the file path of the image can cause the code to fail. To verify if there are any errors, you can use the browser's developer tools console to see if any error messages appear when the page loads.

4. Image Path: Make sure the image you're using for the bullet points is located in the correct directory and that the file path specified in your CSS is accurate. If the image path is incorrect, the browser won't be able to display the custom bullet image.

5. Cache Issue: Sometimes, changes to CSS may not reflect immediately due to browser caching. Try clearing your browser cache or opening the website in an incognito or private browsing window to see if the custom bullet code starts working.

6. Webflow Limitations: Although Webflow provides a lot of flexibility, there might be certain limitations in its styling options that can interfere with customizing bullet points. In such cases, you may need to consider alternative approaches, such as using pseudo-elements (::before or ::after) combined with background images to achieve the desired custom bullet effect.

If you've tried these troubleshooting steps and the issue still persists, it would be helpful to provide more details about your code and website structure, so that we can assist you more accurately.