Daniel Beardsmore wrote:
> See, the indentation no longer works when you do this. Normally, the
> bullets and the text sit in two separate virtual columns:
>
> 1. This is some text that will wrap onto
> a new line
> 2. Here is another bullet
>
> but this technique causes the text to wrap u
Chris Hoffman wrote:
> ol {
> counter-reset: list;
> list-style-type: none;
> }
>
> li:before {
> content: counter(list) ". ";
> counter-increment: list;
> color: #F00; /* and/or other styling... */
> }
Chris, just read this post. It somehow passed me by the other day.
Brilliant, brilliant
On 3/12/07, Barney Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So if I were to have a list of black text with red numeric markers,
> would I be forced to create a span within each li, then set the li's
> colour to red and the span back to black?
Here it is with pure CSS. It works in FF 2 and Opera 9 on U
Barney Carroll wrote:
> To be honest, I have no great gripe with using meaningless spans and
> divs. By specification they are not forced to assign meaning anyway, so
> I only really worry about massive nesting, and even then it's only for
> the sake of standardistas browsing my site in view-sou
Daniel Beardsmore wrote:
> That said, creation of otherwise worthless span and div elements to
> satisfy styling needs is just part of life in CSS. I avoid it as much as
> I can, but it does end up being necessary to pull off many tricks. It
> gets worse when you want to pull off tricks that als
Daniel Beardsmore wrote:
> Check up on CSS3, I guess. Sorry.
Hey, it's not /our/ fault!
If I was going to dip into supported CSS3 I could do something like this...
li {list-style-image: url(red1.gif)}
li+li {list-style-image: url(red2.gif)}
li+li+li {list-style-image: url(red3.gif)}
Etc., Etc.
Barney Carroll wrote:
> So if I were to have a list of black text with red numeric markers,
> would I be forced to create a span within each li, then set the li's
> colour to red and the span back to black?
As far as I am aware, yes.
> I'm distraught at the prospect of having to use extra marku
I was slightly shocked to find that there's no allowance in list-style
for the determination of colour.
So if I were to have a list of black text with red numeric markers,
would I be forced to create a span within each li, then set the li's
colour to red and the span back to black?
I'm distrau
