I need to create an enumerated list which contains 40 items.  Using
<ol><li>item 1</li>...etc.  I was able to get a nice list with numbered
items.  Now the list is too long (vertically) so I am using a 2 column table
to split the list into 2 columns running side-by-side.  Is there anyway when
using the <ol> tag to have the number sequence of the second column "begin"
at number 21 and continue on from there?

Thanks in advance.

Benjamin Dover wrote:
> I need to create an enumerated list which contains 40 items.  Using
> <ol><li>item 1</li>...etc.  I was able to get a nice list with
> numbered items.  Now the list is too long (vertically) so I am using
> a 2 column table to split the list into 2 columns running
> side-by-side.  Is there anyway when using the <ol> tag to have the
> number sequence of the second column "begin" at number 21 and
> continue on from there?

You'll need to use the 'start' attribute:
<ol start="21">
<li>item</li>
<li>item</li>
<li>item</li>
<li>item</li>
</ol>

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That worked!  Thanks so much!

On 29 Sep 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Benjamin Dover wrote:

> I need to create an enumerated list which contains 40 items.  Using
> <ol><li>item 1</li>...etc.  I was able to get a nice list with
> numbered items.  Now the list is too long (vertically) so I am using
> a 2 column table to split the list into 2 columns running
> side-by-side.  Is there anyway when using the <ol> tag to have the
> number sequence of the second column "begin" at number 21 and
> continue on from there?

I don't have an HTML reference to hand, but I seem to recall that the
<ol> tag has a 'start item number' attribute.  Never mind; I looked it
up; it's start:
<ol start="99">
<li>This will have number 99</li>
<li>This will have number 100</li>
...

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