Having a more tag in the middle of an ordered list invalidates the XHTML for that page. It is not a bug nor do I envision a “fix” as per my original statement.
Why would you put the tag into the middle of a list?
I am posting a step by step tutorial and wanted to only show part of the post. I will try it another way.
thanks for the reply
-Ken
I went ahead and ended the ordered list and started a new one. I set the start number for the new list to the next item number. I then put the more tag between the lists.
like so:
<br>
<!--more--><br>
<ol start=5>
actually like this:
<!--more-->
<ol start=5>
yeah, I know about the MT site. I have not had a chance to update my personal site yet 🙁
The link to the site I am developing is here:
(go to recources link at the top)
http://www.bosfcpug.org/beta/
I have made a lot of updates and hacks. I hope to consolidate alot of my code into some plugins.
-Ken
Beel: You mentioned CSS and I am running into an IE 6 width problem with my index page. Currently if I fix my CSS to work in Firefox (mozilla) then IE 6 breaks. I currently have IE6 looking OK but if you view it you will see that if I widen my center_content it will push my right column off the side.
Yes, that is a common problem posted here and people “work it out” in various ways. I look forward to the day IE is a distant, and I mean distant, memory.
The article looks nice with only a slight spacing discrepancy between the two lists (giving away the fact it is not one list) butnot enough to worry about closing with css. Your page looks nice – very readable.
