Hi, > #+attr_html: some clever code which I don't know.
Probably `org-html-begin-plain-list' would need to patched to accept :class or :style. In general it might be nicer to accept those in more places. Then one could do either "#+attr_html: :class alpha" (with corresponding css) or "#+attr_html: :style list-style-type: lower-alpha;". For html in particular, one would need to change the reference label in the output to match the type of the list. E.g. if <<point>> is an lower-alpha type the textContent of [[ref]] must be adjusted. This is just how html is. JS could solve it at display-time, of one could use a filter to add the right label (shouldn't be too hard as the item element already have a :bullet in the plist). One could also use a prep. filter to add the correct #+attr_ lines at the necessary places. IOW the problems are all fairly easy to deal with once we've added :style and :class support to more places in ox-html. Rasmus -- Dobbelt-A
