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Originally Posted by Christofer
Hello there, i am not sure about that i am telling. So have a look. On explorer the <li> appears normal, on firefox not. On firefox they appear only if there is <ul> before the <li>
https://www.gsmcorner.gr/yessim_slim.html
have a look at the link with firefox and with explorer, and confirm me if you see the same on both browsers |
<ul> defines an unsorted list, <li> defines an item in the list. FF is acting the right way, IE doesn't
YOu have to use <ul> and change its behaviour with css to fit your needs.