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<H1><A ID="SECTION00090000000000000000"> Lists</A> </H1> General There are three types of list provided by the <TT>iso</TT> style: itemized, enumerated and description. They are described in <A HREF="node9_ct.html#lists.types"><IMG ALT="[*]" SRC="crossref.png"></A>.

<P> Lists may be nested up to four deep. If you exceed this limit, you have probably designed your standard badly.

<P> List types <A ID="lists.types"></A>Itemized Itemized lists are used when there is no need to identify the separate elements of the list. They are written as follows: <PRE>

</PRE> The resulting output appears as follows:

<UL> <LI>The first item. </LI> <LI>The next item. Entries may continue over several lines if necessary. </LI> </UL>

<P> Enumerated Enumerated lists are used when it is necessary to identify the separate list elements. They are written as follows: <PRE>

  1. The first enumerated item.
  2. Another enumerated item.
</PRE> and the output appears as follows:

<OL> <LI>The first enumerated item. </LI> <LI>Another enumerated item. </LI> </OL>

<P> Description Description lists are used when each element of the list has a label. They are written as follows: <PRE>

Figure 1
An everyday object, seen from an unusual angle.
Figure 2
An everyday angle, seen from an unusual object.
</PRE> and the output appears as follows: <DL> <DT><STRONG>Figure 1</STRONG></DT> <DD>An everyday object, seen from an unusual angle. </DD> <DT><STRONG>Figure 2</STRONG></DT> <DD>An everyday angle, seen from an unusual object. </DD> </DL>

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