20.11.2.5 Customizing list attributes
When you use the HTML list styles, the browser itself supplies the bullet or autonumber; the one provided by FrameMaker is automatically dropped. To keep a FrameMaker bullet or autonumber, perhaps because you have chosen an unbulleted style (such as List11 in some browsers):
; Anum includes Frame autonumber in list, default omits it
To omit the CSS class attribute from the list entries:
; NoClassLists = Yes (default, no class in <LI> tags), or No
; Default is reversed to No if UseCSS=Yes.
; NoAttribLists = No (default, use type and value in list tags),
; AlwaysNestLists = No (default, no nesting when CSS used) or Yes
If you use CSS, the default value of NoClassLists is reversed to No; see §21.5 Understanding how CSS affects other options.
If you are not using CSS, and your document has nested lists, you might need this setting:
However, if you use CSS at all for list items, you will get a mess if the lists really do nest. Mif2Go prevents that by default (with AlwaysNestLists=No), when you use class attributes. Setting AlwaysNestLists=Yes turns off this safety net, so you will have to adjust the CSS for the nested items to prevent overindenting. And also wave goodbye to cross-browser consistency.
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