RE: Formatting a List Output Question

2003-08-21 Thread Ian Skinner
As was explained in an earlier e-mail, you need an set of UL tags around the LI tags. #deals.PA_CATEGORY# If you don't want the extra white space that the UL provides you can control it with CSS will remove all white space from above generated by the UL. Be careful

Re: Formatting a List Output Question

2003-08-20 Thread Rafael Bleiweiss
>The tags are what is responsible for indentation among list >items. So, you'd need to wrap the tag around any tags in order >to get the inner indentation that you're looking for. Of course, they'll >also cause a space before and after the list itself, which may have been >what you were trying

Re: Formatting a List Output Question

2003-08-20 Thread Patricia G. L. Hall
The tags are what is responsible for indentation among list items. So, you'd need to wrap the tag around any tags in order to get the inner indentation that you're looking for. Of course, they'll also cause a space before and after the list itself, which may have been what you were trying to a