Ok, this is a *weird* one that seems to be a serious flaw affecting IE and NS both. Say you have a left-aligned image, next to which floats a list (either ul or ol). The image overlaps the list markers, hiding the numbers or bullets altogether! In other words, you don't see the "1." or the "*" at all. It doesn't look like a list; the list items just appear to be regular paragraphs without any indentation. CSS float (my first try) is no good either. It looks like this...
Instead of like this (as some editors correctly render it)...
Here's the code:
<body><img src=" align="left" width="150" height="150">
This is regular text.
<ol><li>An Ordered list item</li></ol>
<ul><li>An Unordered list item</li></ul>
Back to regular text</body>
Any ideas??
Code:
_______
|IMG | This is regular text.
| 1.| An Ordered list item
| * | An Unordered list item
|_______| Back to regular text.
Code:
_______
|IMG | This is regular text.
| | 1. An Ordered list item
| | * An Unordered list item
|_______| Back to regular text.<body><img src=" align="left" width="150" height="150">
This is regular text.
<ol><li>An Ordered list item</li></ol>
<ul><li>An Unordered list item</li></ul>
Back to regular text</body>
Any ideas??
