Update: I started a topic about this in Opera Forum.
Working with the list function of this web interface seems not to allow nested lists. On the help-page for the Opera blog it is said:
What about HTML support?
Yup, you got it.
I tried it with xhtml-notation <ul> + </ul>, <li> + </li> but it looked ugly with a lot of free space between every list point. HTML-like notation is ok for one-level-lists, but do not solve the problem with nested lists.
Do I really have to design some blog-css or even worse add styling to every blog-entry when I want to use simple (x)html?
Following examples are simple lists.
example using blog-options:
- first list entry
- second list entry
- third list entry
example using xhtml-notation:
- first list entry
- second list entry
- third list entry
nested list using xhtml-notation:
- first list entry
- second list entry
-
- nested 1
- nested 2
- third list entry
using html-notation – leaving end tags </li> solves the problem with simple list, but doesn't help with the nested list:
- first list entry
- second list entry
- nested 1
- nested 2
- third list entry
hint: every single < and > you can see in this post is italic (you could use bold), otherwise they wouldn't be visible.
Anonym writes:Its a problem with the css, there is a solution posted at Brugbarthttp://brugbart.com/Articles/Nested-Lists-Bug_188.html