indenting
I am trying to indent a list. I currently have:
<UL><UL><LI> .... </LI></UL></UL>
It works fine but when I validate it through my editor I get an error. Is there another way to do this without a stylesheet? 
I am trying to indent a list. I currently have:
<UL><UL><LI> .... </LI></UL></UL>
It works fine but when I validate it through my editor I get an error. Is there another way to do this without a stylesheet?
Denmark 3 posted this at 23:58 — 27th March 2000.
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that makes a space I think.
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Denmark 3 posted this at 00:00 — 28th March 2000.
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hey it didnt show up!!!
well here it is again
Denmark 3 posted this at 00:02 — 28th March 2000.
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WHAT THE HECK!!! IT ISNT SHOWING UP!
ok here it is again just take out the spaces see if that works.
& n b s p ;
Just put a couple of those in. It makes a space. Remember take the spaces out of between all those up there.
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Suzanne posted this at 00:54 — 28th March 2000.
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is &nbsp; if you want to write it on this board...
You can use block quote <blockquote></blockquote>...
Or a nested table.
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jules posted this at 16:17 — 28th March 2000.
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Sorry guys but it doesn't work. The bullet needs to be indented also. With the nbsp; it only indents the text.
[This message has been edited by jules (edited 28 March 2000).]
Suzanne posted this at 16:23 — 28th March 2000.
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What doesn't work? The non-breaking space?
Did you try the blockquote? The nested table? They HAVE to work, that's what they do. They indent things.
You can also use a DIV but then you will need to use CSS.
If you use a nested table (try the blockquote first) make sure you set the table to whatever you want the indent to be and then rightalign the table, or if you want both sides indented, center it.
Suzanne
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Lloyd Hassell posted this at 04:16 — 31st March 2000.
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I have used the code you first posted many times (list within a list) but I have never validated it before. Maybe if you place a space between the first list and the second you might avoid an error.
I would go with Suzanne's suggestion of a table. It is the mosr reliable method. Try the following:
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