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It’s a quick hack for the existing css styling that I have. I am wondering if I should refactor it and place the a tags inside.
The only element allowed as a child of a UL is an LI. You have to wrap the anchor around the contents of the LI, not the LI itself.
Even with HTML5’s newfangled rules allowing anchors around block level elements, you still have to put the anchor within the LI itself.