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This question contains the following passage:

Chess.com tells me that

    1. a4 is the last book move;
    1. ... c5 is an inaccuracy.

It looks good in most browsers, but in Safari, both on macOS 15.2 (Safari 18.2) and on iOS 18.2, the 'move number' (17.) overlaps with the row number:

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This is what it should look like (and probably does for most users - this is Firefox):

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Looking at the HTML, I see that the Markdown converter renders this as nested lists. I'm not sure if that is according to spec, or that the CSS needs some tweaking here.

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    Well to be fair the markdown can't know the 17. isn't meant as additional list, hence it's correctly nesting it. (i.e. that part isn't a bug.) Commented Dec 31, 2024 at 12:37
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    Happy to consider any CSS solutions to list-style-position or something like that that fix rendering in safari, but as a workaround, you can always escape the period in for the 17 in the list, since semantically, it's really not acting like a ol > li anyway at that point. Just add a backslash like this 17\. i.sstatic.net/rUtp0tJk.png Commented Jan 2 at 14:20
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    @KyleMit nice to see that that works, but I can't expect 95%(?) of the users that don't use Safari to be aware of this bug, let alone your workaround :) Commented Jan 2 at 14:38

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