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- General:
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- Lists can be used to display lists of text and information in a
- visually attractive fashion. There are two types of list: Ordered
- and Unordered.
-
- Unordered list:
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- This displays the list with only "bullet" marks preceding each list
- item.
-
- Ordered list:
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- This displays the list with in a numerically ascending order.
-
- Syntax:
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- Unordered list:
-
- <UL>
- <LI> [List item text]
- </UL>
-
- The <UL> signifies the start of a list. The <LI> tag preceds the
- string [list text], which is made into a list item. The </UL> tag
- signifies the termination of that list.
-
- Ordered list:
-
- <OL>
- <LI> [List item text]
- </OL>
-
- The <OL> signifies the start of a list. The <LI> tag preceds the
- string [list text], which is made into a list item. The </OL> tag
- signifies the termination of that list.
-
- Use:
-
- 1 - Move the cursor to the desired location of the list.
- 2 - Double click on the "Un/Ordered list" item. The relevant tags
- will be inserted. The tags may have to be moved according to your
- designs.
-
- Example:
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- <P> Here is a list of famous English universities.
- <UL>
- <LI> Bristol
- <LI> Cambridge
- <LI> Edinburgh
- <LI> Oxford
- </UL>
-
- ...would display
-
- Here is a list of famous English universities.
-
- o Bristol
- o Cambridge
- o Edinburgh
- o Oxford
-
- or
-
- <P> Here is an approximate ranking of some English universities.
- <OL>
- <LI> Cambridge
- <LI> Oxford
- <LI> Bristol
- <LI> Edinburgh
- </OL>
-
- would display
-
- Here is an approximate ranking of some English universities.
-
- 1. Cambridge
- 2. Oxford
- 3. Bristol
- 4. Edinburgh
-