I am trying to use css to control the indentation within items in a
list. I would like something that looks like this:
Text of a paragraph goes here, leading to the following list:
* list item 1
* list item 2
* and so on
++++++++
Now the features of the above are:
1. The paragraph has a left margin of 4%. That is, it's left edge is
4% from the edge of the browser window.
2. Skip a line prior to the list beginning.
3. The * represents a bullet or a number - just the symbol
representing the start of a new list item
4. I want the list indented relative to the paragraph.
5. I want single spacing between list items.
Nothing I've tried seems to accomplish what I want. I thought that
using css to set up margin-left: +2% for ul, ol, and li would cause
the margin to be 2% farther left than the existing paragraph margin.
No luck. I thought that line-height: 1 would cause single spacing; it
doesn't. Actually, line-height: .5em seems to work in Netscape and
IE, but I'm not comfortable with that.
So what do I say for ol, ul, li in my style section to accomplish
this? 2 5908
On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 00:06:17 -0500, Stan Brown
<th************ @fastmail.fm> wrote: In article <on************ *************** *****@4ax.com> in comp.infosyste ms.www.authoring.stylesheets, puzzled wrote:
[two issues in lists: indentation and vertical spacing]
For indentation, you need to set more than one property. Eric Meyer explains it excellently at <http://devedge.netscap e.com/viewsource/2002/list-indent/>.
My problems were stemming from my accidentally applying a class to
ul/li that I hadn't intended to apply. The Eric Meyer article was
great. Using its simple recommendation, I got my margins the way I
wanted.
For vertical spacing, once I removed the unintended class from ul/li,
line-height: 1em worked as it should have.
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