HTML ordered lists - skipping numbers?
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Siberian Huskies
Siberian Huskies are known the world over as hard working sled dogs. But the REAL truth is there is only one true "Husky" breed. We have all heard of the American Husky, which according to some breeders is not true husky but rather a mix of cold resistant dogs, with traits of low body mass and strong pulling instincts. The American Husky is a recognised breed (American Kennel Club) but the breed standard can vary wildly depending on which mix of animals is used to create the breed.
The Siberian Husky is considered a "Pure Bred" which means it's blood line has not been diluted by other breeds, and is only coupled with other
- Parentage Certificate
- Pedigree certificate
- Life long breeder registration
- Submit a signed copy of the Kennel Clubs rules
- Provide hip,eye&ear scores
- The animal in question must meet the breed standard(http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/services/public/breed/standard.aspx?id=5141
- Every litter planned or otherwise must be declared to the IKC and registered accordingly with microchip and Parentage documentation
Watch this video on:YouTube.
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Answer by Psygnosis for HTML ordered lists - skipping numbers?
You have float: left on your li. Remove it or change it to text-align:left. Don't forget to close your
tags!
Answer by Michael Humelsine for HTML ordered lists - skipping numbers?
It's this CSS:
li {float: left;} Your numbers are present on the page but they are hidden under/in the text of other list items. Remove the float:left and it should look correct.
Answer by Felix for HTML ordered lists - skipping numbers?
Change
li { float: left; } to this
ul li { float: left; } That way, the float only applies to your navigation, but not the ordered list. Note: As a long term solution, take a look at element IDs and classes.
Answer by jrarama for HTML ordered lists - skipping numbers?
Make sure that you only apply style to the specific element you want. In your project you float:left all li elements. You can use the selector ul li { float: left} to solve your problem in this case.
.col-2-3 { width: 66.66%; } .col-1-3 { width: 33.33%; } h1 { color : green ; background : blue ; border : 1px dashed black ; padding : 2px ; width : 1305px ; } h2 { font-style: italic; text-shadow: 3px 2px #000; color: #ff0; font-size:36px; } ul li { padding-left:140px } p { font-size:20px } video { float: right; Margin-right: 5px; border-right: 5px; } Siberian Huskies 
Siberian Huskies
Siberian Huskies are known the world over as hard working sled dogs. But the REAL truth is there is only one true "Husky" breed. We have all heard of the American Husky, which according to some breeders is not true husky but rather a mix of cold resistant dogs, with traits of low body mass and strong pulling instincts. The American Husky is a recognised breed (American Kennel Club) but the breed standard can vary wildly depending on which mix of animals is used to create the breed.
The Siberian Husky is considered a "Pure Bred" which means it's blood line has not been diluted by other breeds, and is only coupled with other Siberian Huskies. The requirement to declare any dog a "Pure Bred" is regulated by the governing countries Kennel Club, for example if a person in Republic of Ireland wanted to breed two 'sibes' as pure bred, they first must comply with the IKC (Irish Kennel Club) and register their dogs with them, to do this they must first provide the following.
- Parentage Certificate
- Pedigree certificate
- Life long breeder registration
- Submit a signed copy of the Kennel Clubs rules
- Provide hip,eye&ear scores
- The animal in question must meet the breed standard(http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/services/public/breed/standard.aspx?id=5141
- Every litter planned or otherwise must be declared to the IKC and registered accordingly with microchip and Parentage documentation
Watch this video on:YouTube.
This is where the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs the dogs
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