• This page shows an example of nested lists and tables.
• • This is a second list.
  • • Another nested list, of unordered type.
    • This is a menu list.
      Second item.
      This is a directory list.

      Notice how the "blob"

      next to each list item changes

      for each new level of nesting.

      This is a heavily nested table cell. Notice that there is no </td> or </tr> tags. PageInspector does not require them, unless the preference "Enforce the closing of table cell tags" in the Scan Preferences has been enabled. Notice that if I set a bold tag here, and try to close it in another table cell, two errors are reported. PageInspector now treats table cells as enclosed environments.
      	A list can also be nested in a table As is shown below: This is an unordered list And this list is ordered: See: Three Four Five

  This is a definition list

  77. This ordered list begins at "77"
  78. And increments for each item
  5. Though it can be changed through the "value" attribute.
  6. And increments from that number.

• This is the first list.

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