| A Reader’s Question on Nested Lists (mon/css) | | 36 |
| css |
| Keeping It on the “<dl>”—Another HTML Gem You Never Use (cod) | | 35 |
| html, semantics |
| Creating an Accessible Accordion With HTML Description Lists (kar) | | 34 |
| accessibility, html, accordions |
| Styling Counters in CSS (mon/css) | | 33 |
| overviews, css |
| Grouping Selection List Items Together With CSS Grid (pre/css) | | 32 |
| html, forms, css, grids, layout |
| When to Use Lists for Better Accessibility | | 31 |
| accessibility, html |
| A Content List With Bulk Actions Using Ancient HTML and Modern CSS (tyl/clo) | | 30 |
| html, forms, css |
| Accessibility of Emojis for List Bullets—Potential Issues (cer) | | 29 |
| accessibility, emoji, screen-readers, pronunciation |
| Updated Brief Note on Description List Support (aar) | | 28 |
| html, semantics, accessibility, screen-readers, support |
| The Underrated “<dl>” Element (luh/mat) | | 27 |
| html |
| Making Room for Long List Markers With Subgrid (nol) | | 26 |
| html, css, grids |
| I Blame the W3C’s HTML Standard for Ordered Lists (sid) | | 25 |
| html, semantics |
| Everything You Need to Know About the Gap After the List Marker (sim/css) | | 24 |
| css |
| Create a Rainbow-Coloured List With “:nth-of-type()” (rac) | | 23 |
| css, selectors, colors |
| Unordered Lists in Main Navigations (mat) | | 22 |
| html, navigation, semantics |
| Brief Note on Description List Support (aar) | | 21 |
| html, semantics, accessibility, screen-readers, support |
| Newer Things to Know About Good Ol’ HTML Lists (css) | | 20 |
| html, semantics |
| How to Adjust Alignment and Indentation for Ordered Lists in CSS | | 19 |
| how-tos, css, tailwind, alignment |
| Beginner’s Guide to Lists and How to Make Them Accessible (pop) | | 18 |
| guides, html, accessibility |
| Accessible Lists and Tables (pop) | | 17 |
| accessibility, html, tables |
| Creative List Styling (mic/dev) | | 16 |
| html, css |
| Obscure CSS: Implicit List-Item Counter (kiz) | | 15 |
| css |
| Foundations: Lists (tin/tet) | | 14 |
| accessibility, fundamentals, html |
| Use Unicode Characters for Bullet Points in CSS Using “::marker” (cas) | | 13 |
| unicode, css |
| Designing a Reorderable List Component | | 12 |
| components, html, css |
| Next-Level List Bullets With CSS “::marker” | | 11 |
| css, selectors |
| On the “<dl>” (ben) | | 10 |
| html |
| How to Reverse CSS Custom Counters (css) | | 9 |
| how-tos, css, html |
| CSS Lists, Markers, and Counters (rac/sma) | | 8 |
| css |
| Ordered Lists With Unicode Symbols (css) | | 7 |
| css, unicode |
| Style List Markers in CSS (chr/css) | | 6 |
| css, selectors |
| Styling HTML Lists With CSS: Techniques and Resources (lou/sma) | | 5 |
| html, css, techniques, link-lists |
| Setting the Start Number for an Ordered List (tel) | | 4 |
| html |
| “dl”, “dt”, and “dd” Markup (ann) | | 3 |
| html, semantics |
| CSS Design: Taming Lists (ali) | | 2 |
| css, design |
| Unified Web Site Accessibility Guidelines (w3c) | | 1 |
| guidelines, accessibility, html, content, tables, links, images, multimedia, design, frames, forms |
