Building on the post I found at Ordered Lists <OL>, Starting index with XHTML Strict?, I was wondering if there is a way to define the start value of a list without using CSS and still be compli
I have a array like (\'mary\', \'johnny\', \'butch\', \'pony\', \'katy\', \'chuck\', \'norris\') The number of elements can vary...
I am having an unordered list like: <ul style=\"list-style: square url(Images/rssIconSmall.png)\">
I have a toggle list that causes trouble in old IE browsers, tried to fix it for c开发者_开发知识库ouple of hours but I failed again and again. Please check out the jsfiddle code:
I have this li list, but I want to k开发者_Python百科now how to have the current page link have a background of white (li:active)
I have a nested UL navigation list, with ul\'s contained inside some other li elements. here\'s the mark up:
I have this jQuery code that retrieves external content using ajax, without refereshing the page, and I also have a navigation links that has the different background color when user is on the current
<ul class=\"list\"> <li><a href=\"\">Text 1</a></li> <li><a href=\"\">Text 2</a></li>
How do you get Internet Explorer 6 and 7 to not literally interpret whitespace and line breaks in HTML list items? In the image below, I have marked the开发者_JS百科 undesired whitespace in red. I wou
Is there开发者_如何学Go a way through which I can get the index of list Items on click of li element using JavaScript/jQuery?
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