Unordered lists.
Basic unordered list with three elements.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Tick marks.
Can we change the bullets? To what circles or squares? The fancy stuff
comes later. The default seems to be a shaded disc.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Ordered lists.
Basic ordered list with three elements.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Orderings in lists.
Can we change the order? Hey, first lets change the
type.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Start attribute of the <OL> tag.
What about counting from 0 instead of 1? (Nope)
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Miscellaneous.
What about starting at 1008 and having capital Roman letters?
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Attributes of <LI>.
Are there any attributes to the li tag? (Nice person.) Just
type and value.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
Check the source code of the following example.
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First item.
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Second item.
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Third item.
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Fourth item.
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Fifth item.
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Sixth item.
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Seventh item.
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Eight item.
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Ninth item.
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Tenth item.
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Eleventh item.
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Twelvth item.
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Thirteenth item.
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All rights reserved.
This presentation accompanies the book "In-line/On-line:
Fundamentals of the Internet and World Wide Web" (ISBN 0-072-90685-5)
written by Raymond Greenlaw and Ellen Hepp.