Better alignment for nested lists (fixes #25) #35
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Currently, nested lists all align on the same left margin. Making them nest properly was as simple as an alteration on their left-margin CSS property. Hope that's sufficient. Signed-off-by: David Celis <[email protected]>
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+1 - Just ran into this :) |
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Any reason not to merge this in? Nested lists seriously look terrible right now. |
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Better alignment for nested lists (fixes #25)
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Thanks! 🌟 🍉 ('cos it's summer, and watermelons are tasty.) |
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I noticed this change is in screen.css in the repository, but looking at the served stylesheet I'm not seeing this change. Check out http://gist.io/9173852, screen.css doesn't have nested list styles. |
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Currently, nested lists all align on the same left margin. Making them
nest properly was as simple as an alteration on their left-margin CSS
property. Hope that's sufficient.
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Signed-off-by: David Celis [email protected]