Question

Is there a way to use CSS to format my XML file so that it creates an unordered list when it opens in a browser?

Answer 1

Here is a snippet of the part of the XML file that I'm trying to format as an unordered list:

<sectionheader>Session 1-1 Quick Check</sectionheader>

<quickchecklist>

<listtype2>Define the term ‘extensible.’ How does the concept of extensibility relate to XML?</listtype2>
<listtype2>What is SGML and why was SGML not used for authoring pages on the World Wide Web?</listtype2>

</quickchecklist>

Answer 2

do you mean this ?

listtype2 {
display:list-item ;
list-style:disc;
}

try learning XSLT I think It will help a lot
Good Luck :)

Answer 3

Thanks. I had figured it out a little bit after posting. I had mistyped the list-style property in my CSS file, so it wasn't displaying the bullet. lol Why is it always the simplest stuff that we miss? I swear I looked over my CSS five or six times and never saw that error. Thanks anyways. You get a medal!

As for XSLT, I am learning it. Good advice.

Answer 4

OK