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Counting Down an Unordered List

February 14, 2020

What: You have an unordered list and you want to turn it into an ordered one through CSS

How: You can do this with CSS 2.1 and the counter element. Yay! I love CSS.

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Pretty lists!

January 4, 2021November 19, 2019

What: Firefox 68+ and Safari 11.1+ support the pseudo-element ::marker yay! Chrome doesn’t yet, and neither do Edge or IE11. It will allow for:

li::marker {
    color: #ff3399;
    content: "-";
}

Not just on list-items either, but also on elements with a display: list-item.

CSS-Tricks has more about this: Finally, it Will Be Easy to Change the Color of List Bullets.


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I’m Naomi Blindeman and I’ve been making websites for more than ten years. Every day that I work on websites and web apps I learn something new and when, one day, I came across Stefan Judis’s Today I Learned blog, I thought, What a fabulous idea!

I immediately started my own blog, where I plan to catalog every new and exciting thing that I learn. Having at my fingertips a growing personal archive of information that I find useful—info to use frequently or not—is money in the bank.

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