You may just use the attribute start as a filter :
ol[start="10"] {
counter-reset: lis 9;
}
Demo , but this will only apply for this ol
attribute. You would need some javaScript in order to retrieve attribute value to apply, generate the correct counter-reset
.
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see this : DEMO to generate 100 rules from these lines :
@for $i from 1 through 100 {
.ol[start="#{$i}"] {
counter-reset: lis $i ;
}
}
Then just copy paste the rules generated if Scss is not avalaible on your hosting .
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<ins data-extra="jQueryFix">
:
A jQuery solution can be easily set up :
$( "ol" ).each(function() {
var val=1;
if ( $(this).attr("start")){
val = $(this).attr("start");
}
val=val-1;
val="lis "+ val;
$(this ).css('counter-increment',val );
});
Notice that : $(this ).css('counter-reset',val );
works too 🙂
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