If you are alternating on a strict rota, then this can work. But if you don’t know how many children a particular tag will have, this breaks down. To be honest, given the hoops we are working through here, I would think that the easiest thing of all would be to do what Ernie suggested, and alternate Hn headers with individual ULs for each set of children. It would absolutely be semantic – the outline would be exactly correct as long as you picked an appropriate header level for the rest of your document – and you wouldn’t be doing topiary CSS as you are now.
Walter
On Dec 8, 2013, at 12:10 PM, Todd wrote:
Why not use classes or :nth-child to mix-n-match, or am I missing something?
Appreciate the input. Walt I see you are using the same style for the bullet that I am. Did not seem to work on my end in the Freeway interface. I will give it another try.
I would not expect any hand-coded CSS to do anything in the Freeway interface, only in Preview or your browser. Remember – when you are viewing the layout in Freeway, no HTML or CSS is present at all.
Walter
On Dec 8, 2013, at 2:27 PM, TeamSDA wrote:
Thank you both,
Appreciate the input. Walt I see you are using the same style for the bullet that I am. Did not seem to work on my end in the Freeway interface. I will give it another try.