@"list-style" -> @"list-style-type"

[dhoerl]

In DTHTMLElement.m, this line:

NSString *listStyleStr = [[styles objectForKey:@"list-style"] lowercaseString];

should instead be:

NSString *listStyleStr = [[styles objectForKey:@"list-style-type"] lowercaseString];

Once I made this change then my lists got the proper bullets.

[odrobnik]

Please send pull requests with changes you made so that I can easily merge them and you get attribution for them.

On Aug 10, 2011, at 1:54 PM, dhoerl wrote:

In DTHTMLElement.m, this line:

NSString *listStyleStr = [[styles objectForKey:@"list-style"] lowercaseString];

should instead be:

NSString *listStyleStr = [[styles objectForKey:@"list-style-type"] lowercaseString];

Once I made this change then my lists got the proper bullets.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/Cocoanetics/NSAttributedString-Additions-for-HTML/issues/60

Oliver Drobnik
oliver@drobnik.com

[odrobnik]

Reason: somebody (probably me if no other smart person volunteers) needs to implement the correct parsing of list-style which is a short version of writing out the items of the sub-types in one line.

On Aug 10, 2011, at 1:54 PM, dhoerl wrote:

In DTHTMLElement.m, this line:

NSString *listStyleStr = [[styles objectForKey:@"list-style"] lowercaseString];

should instead be:

NSString *listStyleStr = [[styles objectForKey:@"list-style-type"] lowercaseString];

Once I made this change then my lists got the proper bullets.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
https://github.com/Cocoanetics/NSAttributedString-Additions-for-HTML/issues/60

Oliver Drobnik
oliver@drobnik.com

[dhoerl]

On 8/10/11 8:31 AM, Cocoanetics wrote:

Reason: somebody (probably me if no other smart person volunteers) needs to implement the correct parsing of list-style which is a short version of writing out the items of the sub-types in one line.

I'm working on getting a proper fork so I can do a pull request on this.
I'd be glad to help out with the parsing but not quite sure what you
need done, as you appear to have most of this coded now.

But, given how much this framework is helping me, I'd be glad to help
out where possible.

David

[dhoerl]

OK - I did the pull request. I also added two options to attributedString defaults for two indention properties.

I'd be glad to do the init-style work .