If you move your bullets off the anchors and back to the list item
where they belong (<li> has a list-style attribute <a> doesn't) then
your layout is quite easy to fix. Look at your source without CSS and
you should see how your list items wrap indented away from the bullet
point.
From an interaction design POV is doesn't make sense to include the
bullets with the anchor because you are creating an inconsitency in the
UI where sometimes bullets denote a link and sometimes they denote a
list item within the same discrete block of information.
regards
Terrence Wood.
On 2 Jul 2005, at 5:58 AM, White Ash wrote:
Greetings ~
I'm wanting to know if there are examples out there of lists that are a
combination of
unlinked ordered
linked ordered
unlinked unordered and
linked unordered
items.
I'm designing a bibliography, and thinking that there will be some
articles
I can link to, some I can't, and a need to be able to have numbered and
non-numbered line items together.
What I've done so far is promising, but far from being functional:
http://www.neln.org/dev/template.shtml#
http://www.neln.org/dev/css/styles.css
I've actually typed the problems I'm having into the line items
themselves.
Thanks to all who may be able to shed some light on what I'm doing or
direct
me to some examples of what I'm looking for.
Peace,
White Ash
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