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160 Part II: HTML, XHTML, CSS and Accessibility

But proper nesting rules in XHTML place the nested list inside a list item as part of that item, not as a separate part of that list. As a result, the correct listing procedure in XHTML looks like this:

• Pens
  • Felt tip
  • Highlighter
  • Fountain
• Envelope
• Stamp

Of course, ordered lists (see Figure 7-6 for an example) follow the same practice in XHTML, with nested ordering placed within the list item: Figure 7-6: A nested ordered list created using XHTML.

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