Can I disable the . in an

?

I was delighted to learn that CSS lets me say list-style-type: cjk-ideographic and get my ordered lists numbered 一, 二, 三, 四. Unfortunately, it displays like "一." (2 characters: kanji/hanzi 1, then ASCII period).

I looked around and found that the CSS spec actually says to do this:

The suffix for the cjk-ideographic numbering systems is a dot . U+002E.

(This seems bizarre, since Japanese doesn't even use U+002E for ending sentences. All of the text I have here uses 、 U+3001 after the number.)

Is there a way to get the automatic "cjk-ideographic" numbering, but have it omit this suffix character, or (better yet) tell it to use U+3001 as the suffix character?