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Describe the bug:
The issue #266 still exists, at least on Android, I haven't tested it on iOS, flutter_html still ignores the start attribute and always starts at 1.
HTML to reproduce the issue:
<ol start="4"> <li> fourth </li> <li> fifth </li> </ol>
Html widget configuration:
Html
Html( data: """ <ol start="4"> <li> fourth </li> <li> fifth </li> </ol> """, )
Expected behavior:
The list ordering should start at the position in the start property, i.e. in the above snippet it should be 4,5 but now it is 1,2
Screenshots:
A picture of a cute animal (not mandatory but encouraged)
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Describe the bug:
The issue #266 still exists, at least on Android, I haven't tested it on iOS, flutter_html still ignores the start attribute and always starts at 1.
HTML to reproduce the issue:
Html
widget configuration:Expected behavior:
The list ordering should start at the position in the start property, i.e. in the above snippet it should be 4,5 but now it is 1,2
Screenshots:
A picture of a cute animal (not mandatory but encouraged)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: