**Reported by hhillen on 2013-09-24 18:34** When calculating the number of items in an unordered list, NVDA seems to count the white space between <li> elements. This only happens when the list items are styled using display: inline. Test case has been provided here (also attached): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/573324/testcases/bugreports/NVDA/nvda_list_items.html The problem disappears with one of the following workarounds: - White space between <li> elements is removed - display: inline style is removed Expected behavior: Whitespace or display styles should not influence how many list items NVDA announces. **Blocking #2151**
Reported by hhillen on 2013-09-24 18:34
When calculating the number of items in an unordered list, NVDA seems to count the white space between
Test case has been provided here (also attached): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/573324/testcases/bugreports/NVDA/nvda_list_items.html
The problem disappears with one of the following workarounds:
Expected behavior: Whitespace or display styles should not influence how many list items NVDA announces.
Blocking number of words instead of number of list items announced when <li> set to inline or inline-block used #2151