<ul><li>The article addresses a reader's question on styling nested lists using CSS counters.</li><li>The reader seeks help with a routine numbering sequence across different levels in lists, like legal documents.</li><li>The article demonstrates solutions for creating nested lists with different markers at each level.</li><li>One approach involves changing list-style-type for each level using CSS.</li><li>A more efficient method uses CSS nesting to simplify styling for nested lists.</li><li>For legal documents requiring specific markers like (A), (ii), custom counter styles using @counter-style at rule are recommended.</li><li>The @counter-style is used to define custom markers such as decimals without ending dots or alphabetic markers enclosed in parentheses.</li><li>The type attribute in HTML lists can ensure correct numbering even without CSS support for legal or technical documents.</li><li>Using type attribute, we can assign specific numbering like decimal, lowercase/uppercase alphabetic, and Roman numbers for each level of the list.</li><li>The article explores different methods of styling nested lists and provides insights into maintaining numbering consistency.</li></ul>

A Reader’s Question on Nested Lists

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