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More Advanced HTML
Making Tables
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Lists
There are three kinds of lists: Ordered, Unordered, and Definition
- Ordered list
Ordered lists get numbers assigned to each item. Start an ordered list
with the tag <ol> and end it with the tag </ol>. Each item is
prefaced by an <li> tag, and ended with a </li> tag.
Sample Ordered List
<ol>
<li>Ordered Lists</li>
<li>Unordered Lists</li>
<li>Definition Lists</li>
</ol>
- Unordered list
Unordered lists show each item prefaced by a bullet, which varies a bit
in appearance as you nest levels of lists. they are designated by the tag
<ul> and the closing tag </ul>. they also use the <li> and </li> tags for items.
Sample Unordered List
<ul>
<li>Ordered Lists</li>
<li>Unordered Lists</li>
<li>Definition Lists</li>
</ul>
- Definition list
This is a definition list! They are started and stopped with <dl>
and </dl> tags.
The term to be defined or explained is marked <dt> and </dt> tags.
The definition is marked with a <dd> and </dd> tags.
Sample Definition List
<dl>
<dt>Ordered List</dt>
<dd>List of automatically numbered items.</dd>
<dt>Unordered List</dt>
<dd>List of bulleted items.</dd>
<dt>Definition List</dt>
<dd>List of items with definitions</dd>
<dl>
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