Hi SyncInteractive,
The classic cards textarea supports HTML codes but to get them rendered correctly it’s advised to use “inline elements” only, so to create one example for you I’m going to use <span> and <br> inline elements, wrapping every bullet with its own <span> tag then adding <br> after each line inside the <span> so you get something like this:
<span>
• Bigger version of our Grab & Go Warmer. Easy fill with 4 hour hold time.
</span>
<span>
• Capacity:
<br/>
Medium: 40 Hot Dogs in foil bags.
<br/>
Large: 70 Hot Dogs in foil bags.
</span>
<span>
• Dimensions:
<br/>
Medium: 457h x 400w x 710d.
<br/>
Large: 790h x 400w x 714d.
</span>
<span>
• Self Serve.
</span>
The example I mentioned above is to make it clear for you how the structure is written, but actually, you need to avoid using blank lines in this textarea, so the final code you can use is something like this:
<span>• Bigger version of our Grab & Go Warmer. Easy fill with 4 hour hold time.</span><span>• Capacity:<br/>Medium: 40 Hot Dogs in foil bags.<br/>Large: 70 Hot Dogs in foil bags.</span><span>• Dimensions:<br/>Medium: 457h x 400w x 710d.<br/>Large: 790h x 400w x 714d.</span><span>• Self Serve.</span>
It’s the same but just one line, then you can add this CSS code to (X > Theme Options > CSS) to control the margin between each <span> (or line in your case):
.x-face-text span {
margin: 20px;
display: block;
}
Thanks.