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Lists!

There are several types of list;

Bulleted Lists
Numbered lists
Directory
Menu
Definition

The above list is a bulleted list. The code is;

<UL>
<LI>bulleted Lists
<LI>Numbered lists
<LI>Directory
<LI>Menu
<LI>Definition
</UL>

The list begins with the <UL> tag. The UL stands for un-ordered List. Each list item is preceded with the <LI> tag. Finally the list ends with the </UL> end tag with the now familiar '/.'

If instead of using the <UL> tag we used <OL> then the list would have numbers;

<OL>

<LI>Bulleted Lists
<LI>Numbered lists
<LI>Directory
<LI>Menu
<LI>Definition
</OL>

The following is a definition list;

Spuds: Used by crude people in England to refer to potatoes. Also called taters.

<DL>
<DT>Spuds
<DD>
Used by crude people in England to refer to potatoes. Also called taters.
</DL>

The whole is enclosed in the tags for the definition list <DL>

The term to be defined is preceded by the Definition Term tag, <DT>, and the definition is preceded by the Definition Definition tag <DD> The definition list <DD> is often used to indent text;

<DL></DD>This is indented using the definition tag</DD></DL>

Directory and Menu Lists

<DIR>

<LI>Directory and

<LI>Menu Lists
</DIR>

<menu>

<LI>This is an item

<LI>This is another </menu>

Rather like bullets, aren't they?

Let's have a look at the font tag now.

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