Hi Cameron,
I just tried that link I posted and it goes to all the threads so you would've had a hard job getting to it. The "answer" is further in that post:
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3. The CSS way to accomplish the same things as the old `start`
and `value` tag attributes is to use the CSS properties
`counter-reset` and `counter-increment`.4. But `counter-reset` and `counter-increment` aren't supported
by any browsers other than Opera. I mean, jesus, it's one thing
if IE doesn't support something, but when neither [Mozilla] [2]
nor [Safari] [3] support it either, it's pretty much unusable.------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------
The relevant discusssion in...
http://six.pairlist.net/pipermail/markdown-discuss/2004-March/
... is "Starting ordered lists at numbers other than 1" by the "Daring Fireball" John Gruber.
Nick
I ran into this same problem the other, but forgot to research it.
How, then, are we meant to start an ordered list at a number other than 1?
-- Cameron Adams
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