LISTS
There are a lot of different types of 'Lists' you can create on your homepage... Here are three to get you started:
Use The Hot Links Above To Read About
How To Create Each Type Or Just Scroll Through The List...
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ORDERED LIST
BASICS:
- OPENING TAG: <ol>
- ITEM TAG: <dt>
- CLOSING TAG: </ol>
- First Item
- Second Item
- Third Item
- And So Forth...
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UNORDERED LIST
BASICS:
- OPENING TAG: <ul>
- ITEM TAG: <li>
- CLOSING TAG: </ul>
- First Item
- Second Item
- Third Item
- And So Forth...
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DEFINITION LIST
BASICS:
- OPENING TAG: <dl>
- TERM TAG: <dt>
- TAG: <dd>
- CLOSING TAG: </dl>
- FIRST WORD
- Definition of 'First Word' goes here.
- SECOND WORD
- Definition of 'Second Word' goes here.
- ETCETERA
- Definition of 'Etcetera' as it is used here, means that you continue this process of listing a word and then providing a definition until you are done and then you close the list with the '/dl' tag as is done in this example.
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A LIST IN A LIST
BASICS:
You can place either kind of list within the other... for this example I am placing an 'unordered' list inside an 'ordered' one...
Just Remember:
Open and close the lists in the correct order!!!
- First Item
- Second Item
- First Sub-Listing
- Second Sub-Listing
- And 'So Forth' Sub-Listing...
- Third Item
- And So Forth...
Also Note:
(AND THIS APPLIES TO ALL LIST TYPES)
That if your list fall between 'center' tags, it will look quite different
- First Item
- Second Item
- First Sub-Listing
- Second Sub-Listing
- And 'So Forth' Sub-Listing...
- Third Item
- And So Forth...
Remember:
The 'center' tags may be other places in the whole page's coding... it just appears immediately before and after the list code in this example since we are only dealing with one specific part/element of a web page.
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