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Change MSS use case to HTML/CSS format #3

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Main Success Scenario use case changed from Markdown to HTML/CSS formatting.

The Main Success Scenario (MSS) describes the most straightforward interaction for a given use case, which assumes that nothing goes wrong. This is also called the _Basic Course of Action_ or the _Main Flow of Events_ of a use case. Given below is another example of an MSS.

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Looks like you are using 8 space indentation. Use 2-spaces instead.

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<li> Extensions:
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<li class="custom-bullet-point">3a. OBS detects an error in the entered data.
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@acjh is there a way to avoid repeating class="custom-bullet-point" in every list item?

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Put a class on the ol :)

.custom-bullet-list > li,
.custom-bullet-point {
    list-style: none;
    margin-left: -25px;
}

@rebekahlow-jy CSS uses 4 spaces for indentation, unlike HTML.

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rebekahlow-jy commented May 19, 2017

Fixed HTML and CSS indentation issues, and changed CSS li styling to ol styling. Thank you all for the tips!

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.custom-bullet-list > li {
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can put in /book/css/?

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damithc commented May 19, 2017

Code looks fine @rebekahlow-jy. perhaps you can transfer these changes to the markbind/se-book repo?

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Alright, I've shifted to css file to /book/css/, will be making these changes at se-book repo too!

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