HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
A
list-item
value creates a block for the list box and an inline box for items:
The value of
run-in
is somewhat context based and will make the item inline or block
depending on the context. Basically, if a block box that is not floated or positioned follows
the run-in box it becomes the first inline box of the block, otherwise, it becomes a block:
Browsers typically don't implement this value, and there is some question of its value.
CSS 2 supports numerous table-related values, such as defining an element to act as a
table:
or to act as a cell:
