Tom Worthington wrote:
Actually, they haven't suppressed the bullets. It's just that the bullets
are off to the left, outside of the viewport ...
So is this good web design practice which we should use? Or is it a
work-around which will break?
It's good practice in that it uses a structurally sound bit of markup
and uses CSS according to specification to style it in a particular way,
so I don't see any problem with this. If you want to be certain that the
bullet is suppressed for sure, just stick a list-style-type: none; into
the stylesheet. This way, even if the list isn't hugging the left-hand
side, bullets won't appear.
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/generate.html#lists
P
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