<LI>

Identifies an item in a list. This can be an ordered list OL, an unordered list UL or a definition list DL.

TYPE

Value Description

A Use large letters as the indicator for an item.

a Use small letters as the indicator for an item.

I Use large roman numerals as the indicator for an item.

i Use small roman numerals as the indicator for an item.

1 Use numbers as the indicator for an item.

VALUE
This attribute is used to change the automatic count that is used within the list.

Source:
Here's a simple list : <UL> <LI>The first item in the list. <LI>And the second item. </UL>

Result: Here's a simple list :

The first item in the list.
And the second item.

Source:
Here's a list with an alternate count : <OL TYPE=I> <LI>The first item in the list. <LI VALUE=4>And the second item. </OL>

Result: Here's a list with an alternate count :

The first item in the list.
And the second item.



Source:	Here's a simple list : <UL> <LI>The first item in the list. <LI>And the second item. </UL>

Result:	Here's a simple list : The first item in the list. And the second item.


Source:	Here's a list with an alternate count : <OL TYPE=I> <LI>The first item in the list. <LI VALUE=4>And the second item. </OL>

Result:	Here's a list with an alternate count : The first item in the list. And the second item.