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Powers-that-lurk:

Tried to incorporate an <ol> list in a post today, but it failed to work properly. I wrote:

<ol type="A">
<li>Thing</li>
<li>Another thing</li>
</ol>

What I got:

1. Thing
2. Another thing

What I should have gotten:

A. Thing
B. Another thing

I request that you fix the tag so that this works. I presume the original HTML tag construct is preferable to allowing limited CSS styles, but if that was also available, that'd be okay too. I'm also making the assumption that CSS styles are not currently available, which I suppose could be wrong. :)

If you're in there making <ol> work anyway, probably should also address "start=X" and "reversed" as well.

One of the things I really like about Soylent is that it works better than That Other Place. More, please.

Thanks.

 

Reply to: Bug tracker

    (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday October 08 2017, @04:10AM

    by Anonymous Coward on Sunday October 08 2017, @04:10AM (#578771)

    You could partake in the necessary damage to your brain so that you too are fluent enough in perl to fix it too.

    In all seriousness, maybe you should add something at the bug tracker [github.com]? Judging by the HTML of what I get back, the code strips out the "type" attribute (which, in general, is probably a good idea for attributes). May not be that hard to fix, depending on how the filter code works.

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