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Originally Posted by Turtle91
You could use css to make ANY tag look like any other tag. However, the point of using the correct tag is so that your document is using the correct semantic markup. This helps automated devices (and some weird humans who look at the coding  ) parse the document properly.
For example, I used the following css on a style sheet to make a list of paragraphs look just like the unordered list. (see attachment) |
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Burp...
That is a lot to digest.
Since it now seems like ReadEra is the culprit and will show the bullets regardless of the CSS, what are the other options?
I know the <br/> is a "no-no" but it gets the desired effect for this use.
Surely others use stanzas in ePubs. If <ul style="list-style-type:none"> is used instead of <br/> there is no guarantee the bullets will not be displayed.
Or, I am off base here and not grokking all this?
Thanks,
WV-Mike