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Originally Posted by DSpider
Bull. Anything can be done with CSS, even if they end up as paragraphs that start with 1), 2), 3), etc. Of course, you would have to actually type the numbers/letters yourself... But if it looks like a list, nobody will care if it has or doesn't have <ol> or <ul> tags - except maybe the extremely geeky people, people that study the ePub or try to convert it. But that's not your target audience. Don't worry about them. As long as it looks fine in ADE and iBooks, everything should be all right.
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The problem IS NOT the CSS,
It is the implementation in EPUB viewers.
Lists that look great on the desktop, are a disaster on my hand held.
So go ahead and code your Lists using CSS,
as long as you only want to view it on a desktop.