- From: fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net>
- Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 00:17:07 -0700
- To: www-style@w3.org
Dylan Just wrote: > > I think that a list-style-outline:outline would be better than a new > list-style-type, as it means we can do outlines for different list-style-types. > E.g. it'd let you do: > 1. > 1.a. > 1.a.i. > 1.a.ii. This is an interesting case right here, one you can't do with counters(). counters() can only take one counter-style, and it has no way of looking up what styles have been used previously. We could maybe introduce a new counter-style, I'll call it 'auto' for now, that, when it looks up a counter instance, associates the element's list-style-type with the counter and uses that style for that counter. Not exactly sure how to describe the counter instance's relationship to the relevant element, but I /think/ that should be possible. dbaron? (I can see it being useful even with counter(); you can change the style of the counter without fiddling with the content property that sets it.) ~fantasai
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