Had I been doing it with HTML Transitional or similar, I would have displayed a second page of results as follows:
<ol start="11"><li>First result</li> <li>Second...</li> ... </ol>
Do you have any suggestions as to how I could achieve a similar effect with XHTML Strict? I was thinking of using a CSS counter but I wasn't sure how that would play with several pages of dynamic results.
The painful answer is: you're supposed to do it via CSS, but unfortunately support for counters is spotty at best...so you're left with either reverting to transitional, or writing your own DTD.
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