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Originally Posted by sgirsberger
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? |
As Jellby said, the propertie 'start' is not supported. The term 'respect' is not in order here, it is just not part of the specification.
As said many times on these forums, not everything from the XHTML/CSS 2.0 stack is in the specification of ePUB. If something works in a webbrowser, it does not say it will have to work in an ePUB reader. Lists are one of those things. Some things work, some don't.