Remove redundant CSS formatting on <ol> elements

[apiraino]

With this patch I'm trying to fix some CSS that is applied to the <ol> HTML element.

Rendering before this patch

The HTML rendered by Zola is correct:

<ol>
<li>First item</li>
<li>Second item (leading spaces ignored)</li>
</ol>
<p>I want to start the following list from an arbitrary number:</p>
<ol start="3">
<li>I want this to be the third item</li>
<li>I want this to be the fourth item</li>
</ol>

But I see two small CSS issues:

• there is no padding between the <li> and the text
• the start parameter of the <ol> element is overriden by the CSS

Rendering after this patch

Note: I'm not a CSS wizard so I'm not entirely sure these changes have unintended side-effects. Namely I'd be curious to test them against the markdown from #24 but I could not find the repo of the issue reporter (they have also changed Zola theme in the meanwhile...)

@Keats opinions? thanks :)

[Keats]

The no {margin,padding} is part of the aesthetic of the theme, where it looks like it does on your .md file. So that's not going to be changed for the theme but you can override it in your site if you prefer.

[apiraino]

@Keats re: the margin/padding ok understood (I've just tried "upstreaming" my local change, I will keep it local)

But how about the <ol> item counting? That looks to me a strange behaviour indeed. Any comment on that? If this is not intended, I can reduce this patch to only removing the CSS on the <ol>

[Keats]

Honestly I'm not sure. This is from the original theme.
Are you writing HTML in the .md file for the second ol list?

[apiraino]

Are you writing HTML in the .md file for the second ol list?

I am using plain Markdown, here's the full snippet to reproduce the above first screenshot

+++
title = "Testing ordered lists fix"
date = 2022-10-10
category = "Prog"
+++

A missing space to separate text from the list item at the beginning of an ordered list:

1. First item
2.   Second item (leading spaces ignored)

I want to start the following list from an arbitrary number:

3. I want this to be the third item
4. I want this to be the fourth item

As mentioned in my previous comment, Zola renders the HTML correctly. It's just the after-dark theme CSS that is confusing the list numbering.

The original after-dark Hugo theme now lives on Codeberg (mirrored on github) and the CSS I'm removing is still there.

So, I think something's off in this theme but I also don't want to make it bigger than it is, I can live with a local fork that "Works For Me ™️ " if you're unsure about this patch.

[Keats]

Yeah this part feels wrong for sure