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Chapter 6 Arranging Text in Lists

This document discusses different types of HTML lists and how to format them. It covers ordered lists formatted with numbers or letters, unordered lists with bullet points, and definition lists without numbers or symbols. Attributes are described for customizing list type, numbering, and bullet style. Examples are provided for each list type.

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Chapter 6 Arranging Text in Lists

This document discusses different types of HTML lists and how to format them. It covers ordered lists formatted with numbers or letters, unordered lists with bullet points, and definition lists without numbers or symbols. Attributes are described for customizing list type, numbering, and bullet style. Examples are provided for each list type.

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Chapter 6 Arranging Text in Lists

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Objective

 You will learn to


 format numbered lists, bulleted lists, and a
variety of other indented lists.
 see how the HTML tags for creating lists
can be used for almost any other type of
indentation you want on your Web pages.

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Three Types of HTML Lists

 Ordered list <OL>…</OL>


 Unordered list <UL>…</UL>
 Definition list <DL>…</DL>

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Ordered List
 Ordered lists are indented lists that have
numbers or letters in front of each item.
 Tag: <OL><LI><LI>…</OL>
 Attributes: type(I – uppercase roman
numerals, i – lowercase roman numerals, A –
capital letters, a – lowercase letter, 1 – ordinal
number), start(start an ordered list with any
number or letter), value(renumber the
individual points)

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Ordered List - continued
 Examples
 <OL>Foods
<LI>Chicken Rice
<LI>Curry Mee
<LI>Mee Goreng
</OL>
 <OL TYPE="I">Foods
<LI>Chicken Rice
<LI>Curry Mee
<LI>Mee Goreng
</OL>
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Ordered List - continued
 <OL TYPE="I">Foods
<LI>Chicken Rice
<LI TYPE="a">Curry Mee
<LI>Mee Goreng
</OL>
 <OL TYPE="I">Foods
<LI>Chicken Rice
<LI TYPE="a">Curry Mee
<LI>Mee Goreng
<LI value="10">Curry Fish Head
<LI>Roti Canai
</OL>

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Ordered List - continued
 <OL TYPE="A" start="5">Foods
<LI>Chicken Rice
<LI>Curry Mee
<LI>Mee Goreng
<LI>Curry Fish Head
<LI>Roti Canai
</OL>
 <OL start="10">Foods
<LI>Chicken Rice
<LI>Curry Mee
<LI>Mee Goreng
</OL>

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Unordered List

 Unordered lists are indented lists with a


special bullet symbol in front of each
item.
 Tag: <UL><LI><LI>…</UL>
 Attributes: type(disc, circle or square)

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Unordered List - continued
 Examples
 <UL>Drinks
<LI>Milo
<LI>Orange Juices
</UL>
 <UL TYPE="square">Drinks

<LI>Milo
<LI>Orange Juices
</UL>

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Unordered List - continued
 <UL TYPE="square">Drinks
<LI TYPE="disc">Milo
<LI>Orange Juices
</UL>

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Definition List
 Definition lists are indented lists without any
number or symbol in front of each item.
 Tag: <DL>
<DT>
<DD>
<DT>
<DD>…
</DL>

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 Example:
 <DL>

<DT>OOP2033
<DD>Object-oriented with C++
<DT>DWE2334
<DD>Developing a web site
</DL>

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Summary

 You have learned to create and combine


three basic types of HTML lists: ordered
lists, unordered lists, and definition lists.

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