Chemistry 524 HTML Primer
Lists
There are three different list styles. All of them can include new lists.
¥ unordered list
2. ordered list
definition list
text, text, text
Unordered list
Stands for 'unordered list'. Starts a new unordered list. The bullet (¥) can be
changed with TYPE, between DISC (¥), CIRCLE (¡) and SQUARE (Û). Must end with
Stands for 'list insert' or 'list item'. Starts a new line. It should be used
within the tags, but it's not neccessary. It should also end with
,
but that isn't neccessary either.
Ordered list
Start a new ordered list in the same way as . TYPE changes the numbers in
the front of the entries between A,B,C (A), a,b,c (a), I,II,III (I), i,ii,iii
(i) and 1,2,3 (only ). START starts the numeration at n. Must end with
-
Stands for 'list insert' or 'list item'. Works in the same way as in an
unordered list. Must end with
Definition list
Starts a defined list. Must end with
-
Stands for 'defined tag'. Insert a new 'header' in the list. The text shows up
in bold. Must end with
-
Use it to display normal text in a new line inside the list. Must end with
Menu list
There are also two other tags which look the same as a list. These are often
used in ftp-pages, but aren't supported in all browsers.
. Must end with .
-
Start tag for a new list item inside the directory list. See unordered lists
for more.