2014-11-28 18:23, Ken Robinson wrote:
This is not a CSS related question -- it's just HTML
There is a CSS related issue here, too.
<p>An ordered list:</p>
<ol>
<li value=92>Coffee</li>
<li value=91>Tea</li>
<li value=84>Milk</li>
</ol>
Will do what you want (but without leading zeros).
The CSS issue is the leading zeros.
In theory, even CSS 2.1 lets you specify
list-style-type: decimal-leading-zero
but this seems to mean just that a leading zero is added to numbers less
than 10.
But I think the real issue here should be: since the numbers appear to
be part of essential content, rather than just stylistic numbering, they
should be included in document content, not in CSS or even in HTML
attributes. As this is the approach on page cited, I’m not sure what the
problem being solved is; but I do see some problems being created by
attempts at doing the numbering with CSS...
Yucca
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