To format your selection as the chosen list, click here.
If the option key is held down, then the current selection will be marked up as list items, BUT no start or end tags will be inserted. This is useful if you wish to add items to an existing list.
To leave your document untouched, click here.
To mark your selection as an unordered list, click here.
Style eg:
• Apples
• Pears
• Peaches
To mark your selection as an ordered list, click here.
Style eg:
1. Apples
2. Pears
3. Peaches
To mark your selection as a glossary list (also known as a 'Descriptive List' or 'Definition List'), click here. This requires pairs of definitions - a title followed by a description (<DT> then <DD>). eg:
Apples
Pyrus Malus
Pears
Pyrus Communis
To mark your glossary list as having the COMPACT attribute, click here.
The Compact attribute is interpreted by some browsers, and allows for special formatting of Glossary lists.
To mark your selection as a menu, click here.
Menus are typically lists where each item fits on one line.
To mark your selection as a directory, click here.
Directories are typically lists of short elements. Some browsers can format these intelligently (eg in columns).
To turn balloon help on or off, click here.
The Compact attribute is interpreted by some browsers, and allows for special formatting of descriptive lists.
It is not available because the Glossary list option has not been selected.
To indent the markup appropriately, click here.
Note that this improves the layout of the source, but has no effect on the way the source is interpreted.
To not indent the list items, click here.
To ignore blank lines when marking up list items, click here.
To make list items of blank lines, click here.
To insert item tags only, without the container tags, click here.
Use this if you are adding items to an existing list.
To create a new list with container tags, click here.
Don't click here if you are adding new items to the current list.
