Re: Ordered Lists UPDATE
by "Cindy Stanley, SSS WebWorks" <stanleysupport(at)prodigy.net>
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From: Cindy Stanley
>> "unlike the original" is not the case. The only thing I did w/ the
>>original document in question was simply highlight the </li>'s
>>and delete them. I did not add anything, nor restructure any
>>original html.
From: Frank Boumphrey <bckman(at)ix.netcom.com>
>But by doing this you corrected the error.
LOL .... thank you :)
>However the error was not the closing li tags, which are perfectly
>legal, but the fact the nested ol element was a direct child of
>another ol. removing the closing li tag made the nested ol a child
>of the li element rather than the ol element!
Okay, I see this now, since you mentioned to check the parse tree box prior
to validating. See, my solution did *make the page validate*, but in all
actuality, I wasn't sure why. I know why now! Thanks for bringing this to my
attention and others :)
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Cindy K. Stanley, SSS
Stanley Support Service
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