OK, I see what you mean...yes, that sounds fine. Conceptually an LI is a
paragraph which happens to be one item in a list of things. My only gripe
is that in the Real World[tm], we sometimes need lists in which an item
has a second or third (unnumbered/unbulleted) paragraph:
X. Xxxxxx xx xxx xxxx xxxxx x xx xxx xxxx xxxxx
xxxxx xxxx xxx xx x xxxxx xxxx xxx xx x xxxxx.
Xxxxx xxxx xxx xx x xxxxx xxxx xxx xx x xxxxx
xxxx xxx xx x xxxxx xxxx xxx xx x xxxxx
X. Xxxxxx xxxx xxx.
> Thanks for the opportunity to clarify. I meant that in the OL and UL cases
> you should be able to mix the LI and XLI tags in any order and in any
> combination required by the situation. Perhaps a sample would help.
>
> <OL>
> <li>This is item #1</li>
> <xli>This is another longer item. As part of this item I would like to quote
> from a colleague who said:
> <BLOCKQUOTE>
> blah blah blah
> </BLOCKQUOTE></xli>
> <li>This is a final simple item</li>
> </OL>
Perfectly...this would do the job: but do we need to add XLI to handle it?
///Peter