Øyvind --
If the
http://www.teigfam.net/oyvind/home/technology/061-wordpress/#academic_style_reference_list
is wrong, it still has made the correct academic list for me. In all
browsers I have tried, except some real old.
Invalid code that works in a browser today may not work in the same
browser tomorrow. Whilst writing valid code cannot /guarantee/ that
things will continue to work as you would wish, it does greatly
increase the probability of the same.
How should it exactly look, and exactly be used to get it correct
and valid?
<ol_href> is not a valid element name in any extant W3C dialect of
HTML; you should express it as <ol class="href"> and then modify
your CSS to reference :
ol.href
rather than
ol_href
Philip Taylor
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