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Automatic numbering with CSS Counters
In this article David Storey looks at how to use CSS counters to provide robust sequential numbering for reoccuring HTML elements such as list items or paragraphs.( Read the article )
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David Storey, Chief Web Opener, Product Manager Opera Dragonfly, Opera Software ASA
David Storey, Chief Web Opener, Product Manager Opera Dragonfly, Opera Software ASA
Originally posted by modle:
Pls i cant download wiht my opera 2006 and my opera 3.10 pls help me out on this
Apologies - I'm not sure what you mean. Are you saying that you can't access this page correctly with a certain Opera browser? If you give me some more specific information, I'll be more than happy to do some testing, and look into this issue.
Chris Mills
Developer Relations Manager
Editor, dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com
Developer Relations Manager
Editor, dev.opera.com and labs.opera.com
How about this counting example?
Normal rendering in Opera was destroyed by Opera 9 TP 2.
Also works in Safari 3, Chrome 0.2, Firefox 3.1, Internet Explorer 8, iCab 3...
Normal rendering in Opera was destroyed by Opera 9 TP 2.
Also works in Safari 3, Chrome 0.2, Firefox 3.1, Internet Explorer 8, iCab 3...
Main browser and mail: 9.27 • Secondary: 10.63 (still has annoying UI regressions: inability to detach tab normally, passes source file w/o extension to external editors)
extendopera.org • Report bugs to public BTS
extendopera.org • Report bugs to public BTS
How much time to see also target-counters and other target-attr features implemented in Opera?
They're the logic complementary functions to the 'counter' features.
At the moment they would be the only possibility (I know) to implement automatic updating of all cross-references, saving a lot of work!
I'm only worried that Opera team is waiting for the W3C recommendations to become a standard!
We should then wait for five years yet!!
Netsaver
They're the logic complementary functions to the 'counter' features.
At the moment they would be the only possibility (I know) to implement automatic updating of all cross-references, saving a lot of work!
I'm only worried that Opera team is waiting for the W3C recommendations to become a standard!
We should then wait for five years yet!!
Netsaver