Thread: XHTML: Attributes "start" at <ol> and "value" at <li>
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Old 02-20-2012, 02:12 PM   #9
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Thanks for your answer, but i fear that will not work as supposed. The idea of a numbered list is to have always the text started in the same "tab-stop-position", no matter how long the number is. Unfortuantely, html does not support tabs....
There are spacing options for list markers, but I'm not sure how robust they are. But forget this approach - if the epub specs forbid it then it is a waste of time.

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@Jellby: the "ePub spec" ?? sounds that there's something i should read. If possible, can you give me a link? Yes I know, Google ... but it's always bettet to get a tip to a good source of information.
Start at http://idpf.org/epub and use the "EPUB" menu to find version 3 and 2.0.1 of the specs.
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