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Originally Posted by mrmikel
Type controls whether the ordered list is numeric or alpha, but still doesn't work in epubs. As was said, you have to do it all by hand. This is a major pain for someone updating manuals, etc. But epub3 doesn't address this either, as far as I know.
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Originally Posted by Jellby
ePub 2 has "list-style-type", but I don't know how's the support for that in actual readers.
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mrmikel: Yes, but that shouldn't be pinging in ePUBcheck; we all use list styles, i.e., numeric or...oh, wait. No we don't. When I read this last night, I mis-read it as "numeric or bulleted." You're absolutely right. That's what's wrong, you cannot set that in any ePUB today, AFAIK.
Jellby: Dunno. I've not seen it work anywhere, but, n.b., I have not tried to make an ePUB that will work on ePUB3 readers. (Yes, I know you said ePUB2, but my experience so far is that for real reading devices, list-style-type doesn't work. It likely works, I'd suspect, in browser-based readers like ePUBReader. Haven't tested it, as we haven't ever made a book strictly for that market/reader.)
Hitch