A client of mine has a huge list of testimonials (more than 50), and rather than counting down the list, it was appropriate to number them backwards so the latest testimonial (in this case, #51) is at the top of the list and numbered #51 rather than #1 (which wouldn’t make much sense).
The End Result: Reversed Order for the Ordered List
End Result: Reversed Order for the Ordered List
Here’s what the html code looks like:
<li value="51">Andrew Martin</li> <li value="50">Carlene Sykes</li> <li value="49">Lee Clifford</li> <li value="48">Debrah Breedt</li> <li value="47">Gina Sterling</li>
Because this testimonial page uses PHP I was able to do this dynamically in the code in 3 steps:
1. Set the start value by counting the total number of testimonials:
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM testimonials");
$testimonial_number = mysql_num_rows($result);
2. Then set the li value with this variable
<li value="$testimonial_number">$student_name</li>
3. Finally, subtract 1 from the counter
$testimonial_number--;
Clever huh?
I made this change because it makes the website just a little bit easier to use and a little more intuitive, and because I care.
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Cheers,
Sheldon.
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