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if I use ul>li instead of div, it works but the html structure is wrong
See original GitHub issueThe ul>li is turned into
ul>div.slick-list>div.slick-track>li
So do I have to use just div?
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I would like to note this issue is not just semantics, as W3/WAI suggests that carousels should be in a ul > li structure for accessibility reasons https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/carousels/structure/
Is there some actual detriment that is taking place or are you just a staunch purist?