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15. Lists

The (X)HTML specifications contain special codes for creating lists of items. You can create plain, numbered, or bulleted lists, as well as lists of definitions. You can also nest one kind of list inside another. In the sometimes sketchy shorthand of the Internet, lists come in very handy.

All lists are formed by a principal code to specify what sort of list you want to create (ol for ordered list, dl for definition list, etc.) and a secondary code to specify what sort of items you want to create (li for list item, dt for definition term, etc.).


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      Creating Ordered and Unordered Lists
      Choosing Your Markers (Bullets)
      Choosing Where to Start List Numbering
      Using Custom Markers
      Controlling Where Markers Hang
      Setting All List-Style Properties at Once
      Creating Definition Lists
      Styling Nested Lists


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