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lists three types ordered unordered definition html bluefox menu cmd bounce testbed Ctrl ftp bgsounds embed
lists three types ordered unordered definition html bluefox menu cmd bounce testbed Ctrl ftp bgsounds embed

There are three basic types of lists:

Here is the way to indent using an unordered list. The key to the below is proper closing since you are nesting codes.

How To Win At Golf

  1. Training
    1. Mental Prep
      1. Watch All Golf On TV
  2. Equipment
    1. Tiger Woods T-Shirt
      1. Putter
      2. Golf Balls
        1. New ones naturally
  3. Beverages
    1. Six pack
      1. Another six pack LOL

Here are the codes and "read" the flow and if you practice in a test bed you'll get the grasp of the above outline.


Here is a "definition list".

HTML
Hypertext Markup Language
HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
URL
Uniform Resource Locators
HREF
Hypertext Reference

Here are the codes for the above:

Here is a definition list "nesting" <dl> tags:

This item will be indented.
This item will be indented further.
This item will be indented even further.

Use as many closing </dl> tags has you have opening <dl> tags.

Here are the tags from the above:

Here is an "ordered list" which automatically puts a "bullet" in front of each <li> list.

      
  • Don't spit against the wind.
    •   
  • Don't take wooden nickels.
    •   
  • Don't tug on Superman's cape.
and here are the codes:

You can also use <ol type="..."> and the types are A, a, I, i and 1. I, upper case "eye" uses Roman numerals and lower case i "eye" uses Roman numerals in the lower case. You can also use <li type="..." where the types are disc, circle, square, A, a, I, i and 1. You can use <ol type=a start=24> where the list starts at the 24th letter of the alphabet.

Here's an <ol> using different types of list item types, <li type="...">

      
  • This uses <li type="circle">
    •   
  • This uses <li type="square">
    •   
  • This uses <li type="disc">
  1. This is the letter X
  2. This is the letter Y
  3. This is the letter Z

Codes for the above:
<ol type="A" start="24">
<li>This is the letter X</li>
<li>This is the letter Y</li>
<li>This is the letter Z</li>
</ol>

  1. Roman numeral one
  2. Roman numeral two
  3. Roman numeral three

Codes for the above using upper case "eye":
<ol type="I">
<li>Roman numeral one</li>
<li>Roman numeral two</li>
<li>Roman numeral three</li>
</ol>

HTML List Tags, Attributes & Their Functions

Tags Attributes Function
<ol>...</ol> An ordered (numbered)
list
type="..." the type of numerals
used to label the list.
Possible values
A, a, I, i and 1
start="..."The value to start
the list
<ul>...</ul> An unordered (bulleted)
list
type="..."The bullet used to mark
list items. Possible
values are: disc, circle
and square
<li>...</li>A list item for use with
<ol>...</ol>
type="..."The type of bullet or
number used to label
this item. Possible
values are: disc, circle
square, A, a, I, i and 1
value="..."The numeric value this
list should have
affects this item and all
below it in the <ol> lists
<dl>...</dl>A definition list
<dt>...</dt>A definition term as
part of a definition list
<dd>...</dd>The corresponding definition
to a definition term as
part of a definition list

If you just want to indent use <ul> text goes here and always use one </ul> per <ul> used. For web pages using a side border the use of three <ul> tags then the rest of the body after that works perfect. Remember to use three </ul>'s tags. One <ul> tag equals 8 space bar taps {WebTV].

Below you will find a page that shows how to have a colored bullet made by Jim Davis aka Lefty and is WebTV compatible but really not sure about those other guys ---> computers?





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