Hello, In HTML, if you want to list some simpler items, you just use li/#text:
<li>Red</li> <li>Green</li> <li>Blue</li> In all the browsers I have seen, in this case, there's no extra spacing between the li-s. If you have longer items, you do something like this: <li><p>Lot of text 1 ...</p></li> <li><p>Lot of text 2 ...</p></li> <li><p>Lot of text 3 ...</p></li> In this case the p-s push away the li-s from each other. (This becomes especially important when you put multiple p-s into the same li.) In XXE I can't see this difference. I can't tell if I have a li/#text or li/p/#text, because it puts extra vertical margins around li itself, regardless of what's inside it. This can be a problem when editing XHTML, because most certainly I use XHTML (as opposed to DocBook or DITA) because I want it to be viewed in a browser directly, and there this difference matters. So something that looks OK (even if too spacy) in XXE, looks ugly in the browser because of the random vertical spacings. Could this be fixed in the out-of-the-box CSS? Yes, I know, I can customize the CSS, but it would be better if it's just better for everyone. BTW, I also recommend makin the head/title much smaller. This is meta-info that's not very visible in browsers as it's show outside the view port. Also it routinely repeats what the h1 says. -- Thanks, Daniel Dekany -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
