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HTML 3.2 / Lists

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<LI attribute>
Marks text as a list item in any of the following list types: <DIR>, <MENU>, <OL>, <UL>.
1. TYPE="..."--Specifies the type of bullet used to label the item. Possible values are: DISC, CIRCLE, SQUARE, A, a, I, i, 1 (for uppercase letters, lowercase letters, uppercase Roman numerals, lowercase Roman numerals, and Arabic numerals, respectively; the default is the numbering in Arabic numerals.)
2. VALUE="..."--Specifies the number assigned to the item.
<LH>...</LH>
Specifies the list header. Usually rendered in bold, without indentation.
<DIR>...< /DIR>
Puts the enclosed items marked with <LI> in a directory listing. Items in a DIR list are usually arranged in columns and without bullets. However, if you want your text to be rendered as close to the way you want it to be as possible, use <UL> list with appropriate attributes instead.
<MENU>...< /MENU>
Puts the enclosed items marked with <LI> in a menu list. Items in a MENU list are usually rendered without bullets. Again, if you want your text to be rendered as close to the way you want it to be as possible, use <UL> list with appropriate attributes instead.
<OL attribute>...< /OL>
Puts the enclosed items marked with <LI> in a numbered list.
1. TYPE="..."--Specifies the type of numbering used to label the item. Possible values are: A, a, I, i, 1 for uppercase letters, lowercase letters, uppercase Roman numerals, lowercase Roman numerals, and Arabic numerals, respectively. The default is the numbering in Arabic numerals.
2. START="..."--Specifies the starting value for the numbering. By default, the numbering starts with number 1. The same value can be set later on with the VALUE attribute on <LI> elements.
3. CONTINUE--Continue where previous list left off.
4. COMPACT--Renders the list in a more compact style (with reduced spacing between the list items.)
<UL attribute>...</UL>
Puts the enclosed items marked with <LI> in a bulleted list.
1. TYPE="..."--Specifies the type of bullet used to label the item. Possible values are: CIRCLE, DISC (filled circle), SQUARE.
2. SRC="..."--Specifies an image for use as a bullet as a URL.
3. PLAIN--Displays the items marked with <LI> without bullets.
4. COMPACT--Renders the list in a more compact style (with reduced spacing between the list items.)
<DL>...< /DL>
Creates a definition list. Within this tag,

<DT> specifies a definition term (rendered without indentation), and

<DD> specifies the definition (rendered with indentation).
1. COMPACT--Renders the list in a more compact style (with reduced spacing between the list items.)

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