Hey, how hard would it be to generate a "first" and "last" class in the PM code so we can do things mentioned in CSS Design: Taming Lists? Search for "li.last:after". Then we could format these almost anyway we wanted to.

Update: For the above, in the HTML code you would do something like: <li class="last">list item here</li>

Leading space is due to the margin-left:3pt (and maybe the leading space in " | " -- didn't try since I switched to the CSS listed below).

Here's the CSS I'm using right now, which eliminates the leading "space" and places a comma and a space after each entry. If we had a "last" class as per above then we could eliminate the trailing comma. Would like to see a "first" class as well so that everyone can make their own CSS inline list code. Update: for example, enclose the list in brackets. 

/* Override inline-list CSS */
li.inline,        .inline-list li { display: inline; margin-left: 0pt;
+ }
li.inline:before, .inline-list li:before  { content: ""    }
li.inline:after,  .inline-list li:after   { content: ","   }
ul.inline-list { display: inline; margin: 0; padding: 0; list-style: n
+one; }

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In reply to Re^6: Nodelets' layout by Argel
in thread Nodelets' layout by Anonymous Monk

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