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Lists
Lists make a document look great. There are basically three types of lists.
List types
- Unordered Lists - inserts bullets
- Ordered Lists - inserts numbers
- Definition Lists - inserts headers and indented text
The list above is an ordered list and is formatted as follows:
< OL > Opens an ordered list.
< LH > Title is optional < /LH >
< LI > First Item
< LI > Second Item
< LI > Third Item
< /OL >
Unordered lists
< UL > Opens an unordered list.
< LH > Title is optional < /LH >
< LI > List Item #1
< LI > List Item #2
< LI > List Item #3
< /UL > Closes unordered list
An unordered list looks like this:
Title
- Item 1.
- Item 2.
- Item 3.
Definition Lists
This list is different from ordered and unordered list in that it has two sections ... the term and the definition.
< DL > Opens definition list.
< LH > Title is optional< /LH >
< DT > Term 1
< DD > Definition of term 1
< DT > Term 2
< DD > Definition of term 2
< DT > Term 3
< DD > Definition of term 3
< /DL > Closes definition list.
A definition list looks like this:
Definition List
- Term 1
- Definition of term 1
- Term 2
- Definition of term 2
- Term 3
- Definition of term 3
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