This demonstrates how nglayout doesn't count list items quite right...

This is a list item (should be 1)
This is a list item (should be 2)
This is a list item (should be 3)
This is a list item (should be 4)

And now a simpler case, with no class="p" elements.

This is a list item (should be 5)
This is a list item (should be 6)
This is a list item (should be 7)
This is a list item (should be 8)

And now the first of the two bits of invalid HTML of the whole page: raw, bare, naked <li> elements.

  • This is a list item (should be 1)
  • This is a list item (should be 2)
  • This is a list item (should be 3)
  • This is a list item (should be 4)

    • But it works if there is an <ol> element around them.

    1. This is a list item (should be 1)
    2. This is a list item (should be 2)
    3. This is a list item (should be 3)
    4. This is a list item (should be 4)

    Just a little more invalid HTML to check that the list above didn't mess up the counter for the raw <li>s...

  • This is a list item (should be 5)

    • Just for luck, some nesting would be good. Note that list-items inside <li>s messes up the counters for the <li>s.

    This is a list item (should be 9)
    This is a list item (should be 10)
    This is a list item (should be 11)
    This is a list item (should be 12)
    This is a list item (should be 13)
    This is a list item (should be 14)
    This is a list item (should be 15)
    This is a list item (should be 16)
    1. This is a list item (should be 1)
    2. This is a list item (should be 2)
    3. This is a list item (should be 3)
      1. This is a list item (should be 1)
      2. This is a list item (should be 2)
      3. This is a list item (should be 3)
        This is a list item (should be 17)
        This is a list item (should be 18)
        This is a list item (should be 19)
        This is a list item (should be 20)
      4. This is a list item (should be 4)
    4. This is a list item (should be 4)