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Right now, any lists within an existing listview are instantiated as a nested list.
Can we make it such that either it's not automatic anymore, or at least that we can add a "data-role='none'" attribute to any nested lists to get a plain html version?
Here's a fiddle to demo it, it'll probably be clearer:
I'm not sure how you would expect this to be styled. In any case, this is a feature request so please add this to the feature request wiki page here on GitHub and link to this issue so we can re-open if we decide to add this. Seems like addressing styling could get very complex.
@rolfvandervleuten That is true, however my use case is a bit unique in that I'm retrieving pre-formed HTML from an internal system and then injecting it as the contents of a list item ( think of comments on a forum ).
Your solution works and is actually how I'm working around this issue right now, however it's not ideal to need to run a regex on each item to wrap embedded lists in DIVs.
That said, it's a low priority item because as you pointed out, there's a known workaround for this and @toddparker mentioned that styling could get hideously complex which is understandable.
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Right now, any lists within an existing listview are instantiated as a nested list.
Can we make it such that either it's not automatic anymore, or at least that we can add a "data-role='none'" attribute to any nested lists to get a plain html version?
Here's a fiddle to demo it, it'll probably be clearer:
http://jsfiddle.net/ATLkq/12/
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