I'm making a webpage for my education project.

The story is, I accidentally let it slip to one of my professors that I am kind of technological. This resulted in her suggesting that I make a webpage for my project, and me accepting. Because it sounded like fun at the time.

It was much less fun when I realized that I had to do an entire project, and then turn it into a website. I haven't made a website in a long time. I've been using this same basic layout (with color variations) for ages. And besides, this is a one-page thing. The website for my project is multi-page.

I emailed my professor telling her this. I told her that while, yes of course I would have the "content" done, the website itself would likely not be finished by the time I handed in the project. She responded with some cryptic email which I still don't quite understand. But I hope it meant "okay, take your time". Umm... I don't think it did, but I hope it did.

Anyway, I actually am making something somewhat presentable after finally playing around with stuff all afternoon.

But, there is one thing I want to be able to do. I want to use two different custom bullet points (for unordered lists). Can I do that? I can't seem to do that. I can assign an image to the bullet point, but I can't figure out how to tell it to use one bullet point in the class "menu" and another bullet point in the class "content". Or something like that. Can I? Is there a way to tell the CSS to choose between more than one custom bullet point?