CSS for named lists, now captioned

[rbeezer]

"Named lists" now look more like figures. But content needs to be set off somehow, much like for "listing". Using a frame (box) now. But a Greg-L with NW hook might be good (just like on "pre" for listing?) But whatever you think works is fine, of course.

div.named-list-content

Sandbox: http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/beta/20170829-namedlist/section-12.html

(In Section 12.6)

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[davidfarmer]

I'll look after you take away the extra.css box

On Tue, 29 Aug 2017, Rob Beezer wrote:

"Named lists" now look more like figures. But content needs to be set off somehow, much like for "listing". Using a frame (box) now. But a Greg-L with NW hook might be good (just like on "pre" for listing?) But whatever you think works is fine, of course.

div.named-list-content

Sandbox: http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/beta/20170829-namedlist/section-12.html

(In Section 12.6)

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[rbeezer]

Just the bare file, no images, no extra CSS:

http://mathbook.pugetsound.edu/beta/20170829-namedlist-nocss/section-12.html

Thanks.

[davidfarmer]

The named list is in a "figure". I guess that is okay, since it has a caption.

In the sample article, the figure has an h5.heading, containing an empty span.title

So two requests:

1. Remove the h5 and .title from that example, because those are empty.

2. If you expect examples of named lists with titles (which I assume you do, which is why it is called "named"), then please add one to the sample article so that I can style everything at once. (If it goes in that same section, please put a paragraph between them.)

[davidfarmer]

obsolete