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sgirsberger · 01-16-2012, 10:08 PM

Thanks, Toxaris. The problem, then, is having the numbering continue when an <ol> has a <ul> under it.

What I want to achieve is:

1. text text text

2. text text text

• text that relates to list item 2

3. text text text

etc.

Sometimes there are subbullets; those are the <ul ul>. But it's my understanding that EPUB or more specifically, MOBI for Kindle, doesn't respect <start="x">, where x is the value for a beginning or continuing list item number, so that's why I wrap the <ul> into the <ol>? Works in web browsers, but maybe not in EPUB?

01-16-2012, 10:08 PM	#3
sgirsberger Enthusiast Posts: 41 Karma: 1000 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Virginia Beach, VA, USA Device: iPhone, NOOK Color, iPad Pro, Kindle Fire HD	Thanks, Toxaris. The problem, then, is having the numbering continue when an <ol> has a <ul> under it. What I want to achieve is: 1. text text text 2. text text text • text that relates to list item 2 • text that relates to list item 2 3. text text text etc. Sometimes there are subbullets; those are the <ul ul>. But it's my understanding that EPUB or more specifically, MOBI for Kindle, doesn't respect <start="x">, where x is the value for a beginning or continuing list item number, so that's why I wrap the <ul> into the <ol>? Works in web browsers, but maybe not in EPUB?