Hi,
I would like to have a OL list, that is "ordinary" in other aspect
except this:
Since every <LI> will have more than 2 lines of text, I like to make
the first line bold (kind of sub header :-) where I like to have the
number bold also. All other lines within the same LI is to be normal
text, with the closing </LI> in the end of last line.
Now, getting the first line text bold is no problem :-)
But I can't find a valid way (for XHTML 1.1) to make the numbers in
that list bold. Do somebody know how to do it, if it is possible?
TIA
--
/Arne
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Arne wrote: Since every <LI> will have more than 2 lines of text, I like to make
the first line bold (kind of sub header :-) where I like to have the
number bold also. All other lines within the same LI is to be normal
text, with the closing </LI> in the end of last line.
Url?
I can't find a valid way (for XHTML 1.1) to make the numbers in
that list bold.
Without knowing the code, I can only suggest a possibility:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
ol {font-weight: bold ;}
ol li div {font-weight: normal ;}
</STYLE>
<BODY>
<ol>
<li>
here lies item 1, line 1
<div>here lies item 1 line 2</div>
</li>
<li>
here lies item 2, line 1
<div>here lies item 2 line 2</div>
</li>
</ol>
</BODY>
Tested in Moz 1.6, IE/Win 5.5, O 7.23.
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Brian wrote: Arne wrote:
Since every <LI> will have more than 2 lines of text, I like to make
the first line bold (kind of sub header :-) where I like to have the
number bold also. All other lines within the same LI is to be normal
text, with the closing </LI> in the end of last line.
Url?
I can't find a valid way (for XHTML 1.1) to make the numbers in
that list bold.
Without knowing the code, I can only suggest a possibility:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
ol {font-weight: bold ;}
ol li div {font-weight: normal ;}
</STYLE>
<BODY>
<ol>
<li>
here lies item 1, line 1
<div>here lies item 1 line 2</div>
</li>
<li>
here lies item 2, line 1
<div>here lies item 2 line 2</div>
</li>
</ol>
</BODY>
Tested in Moz 1.6, IE/Win 5.5, O 7.23.
Of cause, even a simple solution is hard to find sometime! I now
compare my self with the professor who search for his glasses when he
had them on the forhead :-)
Thank's Brian!
--
/Arne
*Arne* <ar********@telia.com>:
Since every <LI> will have more than 2 lines of text, I like to make
the first line bold (kind of sub header :-) where I like to have the
number bold also. All other lines within the same LI is to be normal
text, with the closing </LI> in the end of last line.
You're sure you don't want
dl {counter-reset: def;}
dt:before {content: counter(def) ". "; counter-increment: def;}
dt {font-weight: bolder;}
<dl>
<dt>Bold Foo</dt>
<dd>Normal Bar</dd>
...
</dl>?
Now, getting the first line text bold is no problem :-)
li:first-line {font-weight: bolder;}
But I can't find a valid way (for XHTML 1.1)
Say, you're maintaining two versions (HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1)?
to make the numbers in that list bold.
List markers are a bit badly or underdefined in CSS2. In CSS3
li::marker {font-weight: bolder;}
would do. Maybe
ul, ol {font-weight: bold;}
li {font-weight: lighter;}
helps.
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Anatole France
Christoph Paeper wrote: *Arne* <ar********@telia.com>:
Since every <LI> will have more than 2 lines of text, I like to make
the first line bold (kind of sub header :-) where I like to have the
number bold also. All other lines within the same LI is to be normal
text, with the closing </LI> in the end of last line.
You're sure you don't want
dl {counter-reset: def;}
dt:before {content: counter(def) ". "; counter-increment: def;}
dt {font-weight: bolder;}
<dl>
<dt>Bold Foo</dt>
<dd>Normal Bar</dd>
...
</dl>?
Interesting. Hav'nt seen definition list used that way before.
Say, you're maintaining two versions (HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1)?
I'm not sure what you mean. The question was for a XHTML page I'm just
"playing around" with so far, as I trying to learn more about that and
CSS. "Officially" I still do HTML 4.01 sites. :-)
to make the numbers in that list bold.
List markers are a bit badly or underdefined in CSS2. In CSS3
li::marker {font-weight: bolder;}
Just what I was wondering about! But not even Mozilla 1.7 supports it?
would do. Maybe
ul, ol {font-weight: bold;}
li {font-weight: lighter;}
helps.
I used what Brian suggested and it works just like wanted, and also
validate. So I'm happy :-)
Thank's for replying!
--
/Arne
Arne wrote: Since every <LI> will have more than 2 lines of text, I like to make
the first line bold (kind of sub header :-) where I like to have the
number bold also. All other lines within the same LI is to be normal
text, with the closing </LI> in the end of last line.
Now, getting the first line text bold is no problem :-)
But I can't find a valid way (for XHTML 1.1) to make the numbers in
that list bold. Do somebody know how to do it, if it is possible?
This is worth a shot:
ol { font-weight: bold; }
ol li:first-line { font-weight: bold; }
ol li { font-weight: normal; }
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Shawn K. Quinn
Shawn K. Quinn wrote: This is worth a shot:
ol li:first-line { font-weight: bold; }
Careful with that one. Mozilla is quite buggy when :first-line is
combined in some way with :link:hover, iirc.
See bug 177539 in Moz/Bugzilla. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
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