HTML List Tags

     The <ul></ul> tags do the unordered lists. These are lists without any numbering system attached. They do however, separate individual items very nicely. Each item is predeeded by a bullet icon. These are also called the HTML bullet lists.

TYPE=shape

The type is the shape of the preceeding bullet in front of each item. Bullet shapes can be DISC, CIRCLE or SQUARE.

     The <ol></ol> tags create an ordered list of items. Each item is preceeded by a number or letter. This can also be called an HTML numbered list.

TYPE=number-system

The type is the style of numbering system you want. Options are: A, a, 1, I or i.

START=number

The number you want to start with, possibly for continuing a previous list.

     The <li></li> tags are for individual items used in ordered or unordered lists.

TYPE=shape

The type is the shape of the preceeding bullet in front of each item. Bullet shapes can be DISC, CIRCLE or SQUARE.

TYPE=number-system

The type is the style of numbering system you want. Options are: A, a, 1, I or i.

     The <dl></dl> tags create a list of definitions.

COMPACT

Allows the term and definition to be on the same line.

     The <dt></dt> tags are part of the definitions list. These show the term to be defined. The </dt> is optional.

     The <dd></dd> tags are part of the definitions list. These show the definition of the term. The </dd> is optional.