One more popular way to format the text is to use lists. The HTML list command is:
<UL>
<LI> text
<LI> text
</UL>
This is an unordered list. Each item in the list is set off with the <LI> tag. If we use <TYPE=”disc|square|circle”> attribute together with <UL> or <LI> command we’ll get different list symbols. <LI> tags do not require a closing tag. The list is somewhat indented from the rest of the text. Examples:
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First item (unordered and list symbol type).
Next line. Here you are. -
And now let’s change the symbol to the square (<LI TYPE=square>) and add one more list:
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This is the next list element.
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The end.
An ordered list command:
<OL> … </OL>
The next list command is used to list definitions:
<DL>
<DT> Definition term
<DD> Term definition
</DL>
Example:
- The first term
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The first term definition.
- The second term
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The second term definition,
The next definition line.
Well, lets go to the next section HTML tables.