On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Lars Marius Garshol wrote:
>
> In the CSS 2 specification one can specify the numbering style to be
> used for numbered lists, and the specification lists some
> international style types, but also leaves out a substantial number.
> <URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/generate.html#propdef-list-style-type >
> - are there any other numbering systems that are as commonly used as
> those in this list that ought to be added?
Two systems I know of are hangul-syllable and hangul-consonant widely
used in Korea.
Ga, Na, Da, Ra, Ma,Ba, Sa,.......
Gi-yeok, Ni-eun, Di-geut, Ri-eul, Bi-eub, Si-eut, .....
BTW, is there any way to 'fine-tune' the list-style in CSS 2 framework
beyond the numbering system? For instance, can I distinguish between the
following two?
1. ------- (1) -------
2. ------- (2) -------
3. -------- (3) -------
Jungshik Shin
P.S. I'm afraid this is clearly off-topic for the unicode list....
