Yes! Thanks. For some reason, I had never before come across
counter-increment. That will work perfectly for me.
Ken
[email protected] (Ronald J Kimball) wrote on 4/11/12 6:25 PM
On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 03:27:58PM -0700, Ken Lanxner wrote:
Hi. I have a long definition list and need to number each dt so that
<dt>first item</dt>
<dd>first definition</dd>
<dt>second item</dt>
<dd>second definition</dd>
becomes
<dt>1. first item</dt>
<dd>first definition</dd>
<dt>2. second item</dt>
<dd>secind definition</dd>
and so on. What would be my best approach? Each dt has
multiple dds in the actual document.
How about using the CSS content property? For example:
.list {
counter-reset: my-counter;
}
.list dt:before {
content: counter(my-counter) ". ";
counter-increment: my-counter;
}
If you'd rather insert the numbers into the HTML, you would
need a script
of some kind. Here's a simple one in Perl, which also replaces existing
numbering, if any:
#!perl -p
s/(<dt[^>]*>)(\d+\. )?/$1 . ++$i . ". "/ige;
Ronald
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