Terry Thompson wrote:
> This may be related to IE's implementation of list-style-type:none, which
> I've defined for the ordered list. The numbers for each list item in the
> ordered list originally appeared each on their own line. Now, after adding
> list-style-type:none, the numbers have disappeared but the line they
> originally appeared on is still present.
You seem to be a bit screwed. If no-one manages to solve this, adding a border
on the outer list items works, but since you can't specify those directly (no
>)
you can write:
li { border: 1px solid white }
This replaces the margin/padding instructions.
For reasons I've never understood, placing a border around an element radically
changes its behaviour. All sorts of problems in any browser are miraculously
cured by slapping a 1px border around everything. I guess it's because all the
ugly problems come from things like margin collapse, which is disabled by the
border. It also fixes this case. Very weird.
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