Continue ordered list numbering automatically
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Our goal is to do numbering through all list items. We do it with CSS counter properties.
First, define our counter 'rule' on body element level.
Then disable standard numbering by setting list-style to 'none'.
Next create a number before each list item using CSS content property and incrementing counter.
Other CSS rules are used to make numbering look similar to standard.
Result:
<h2>Section 1</h2> <ol> <li>Item list 1 <li>Item list 2 </ol> <h2>Section 2</h2> <ol> <li>Item list 3 <li>Item list 4 </ol>
Our goal is to do numbering through all list items. We do it with CSS counter properties.
body { counter-reset: rule; } ol { list-style: none; padding-left: 40px; } ol>li:before { counter-increment: rule; content: counter(rule) ". "; float: left; margin-left:-30px; width: 20px; text-align: right; }
First, define our counter 'rule' on body element level.
Then disable standard numbering by setting list-style to 'none'.
Next create a number before each list item using CSS content property and incrementing counter.
Other CSS rules are used to make numbering look similar to standard.
Result:
Section 1
- Item list 1
- Item list 2
Section 2
- Item list 3
- Item list 4
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