I want to have something like this:
These are a few of my favorite things:
o Chocolate
o Daffodils
o Children's laughter
(Where "o" is really a bullet, or lower-case letters.) I want to use <ul> or <ol>, depending on the context, and <li> but I do not want want a blank line between the introduction line and the first element of the list.
Is there a way to do that in either HTML or with a CSS?
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I'd like it to be simple and elegant. Everything else I write is. Thanks, though.
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Thanks, Pete, but - that's absolute again. If I assume everyone will be using a font 10 px high, fine; but they don't. -2px would be negligible for the folks with bad eyes who use 20 px font; -10 would have my lines overlapping for the cell phone users with 5 pc font.
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Hi Pete,
I should test things before I make assumptions. Margin -5 worked just fine, and didn't overlap when I zoomed out to a 3-point font. Thanks!
These are a few of my favorite things:
o Chocolate
o Daffodils
o Children's laughter
(Where "o" is really a bullet, or lower-case letters.) I want to use <ul> or <ol>, depending on the context, and <li> but I do not want want a blank line between the introduction line and the first element of the list.
Is there a way to do that in either HTML or with a CSS?
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I'd like it to be simple and elegant. Everything else I write is. Thanks, though.
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Thanks, Pete, but - that's absolute again. If I assume everyone will be using a font 10 px high, fine; but they don't. -2px would be negligible for the folks with bad eyes who use 20 px font; -10 would have my lines overlapping for the cell phone users with 5 pc font.
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Hi Pete,
I should test things before I make assumptions. Margin -5 worked just fine, and didn't overlap when I zoomed out to a 3-point font. Thanks!