Re: Controlling the "depth" of <UL> or <LI> ??

In article
<336a0efb-8eb5-4c4e-acd1-56dfff7ce7ba (AT) x19g2000prg (DOT) googlegroups.com>,
capricious <pokerslut (AT) beer (DOT) com> wrote:

Is it possible, so that when you do multiple <UL>'s to control how
deep the UL's are marked? For example, it would defaultly look like
this with multiple ULs and LIs:

-- Code :

Main Menu<ul>Fruits<ul><li>Apples</li><li>Oranges</li></ul></ul

.
-- Returns :

Main Menu
Åú Fruits
Åõ Apples
Åõ Oranges

.
-- But, what I want:

Main Menu
Åú Fruits
Apples
Oranges

.
I am pretty sure you can do stuff like .whatever div div div { your
css; } - so it will effect only a 3rd level embedded div (I believe
thats the purpose, at least). Is this how this would be done? My
experiments have all failed me. Any advice would be greatly
appreciated.

In addition to my last advice (at alt.html), if it is the lack of list
item markers you want at the second level (as appears on my newsreader)
then you do this by classing the second level and telling it "none":

..fruits {list-style-type: disc}

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dorayme