<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> <head><title>Lists Test Page</title></head> <body> <h1>Welcome to a List of Lists</h1> Lists are not only fun to make, they are fun to use. They help us: <ol> <li>remember what the heck we are doing each day</li> <li>arrange long and arbitrary lines of text into ordered lists that are pleasing to the eye and suggest some sense of priority, even if it is artificial</li> <li>look really cool when we carry them around on yellow Post-Its<font size="-2">tm.</font></li> <li><font size="-0">and that other thing I keep forgetting.</font></li> </ol> Your ordered lists can start at a strange number, like: <ol start="6" type="I"> <li><font size="-0">And use roman numerals,</font></li> <li type="a"><font size="-0">You might try using letters as well,</font></li> <li type="A"><font size="-0">Maybe you prefer Big Letters,</font></li> <li type="i"><font size="-0">or small roman numerals</font></li> <li type="disc"><font size="-0">But discs belong to unordered lists</font></li> <li value="50" type="1"><font size="-0">Though you can set the value in a list item!</font></li> </ol> Unordered list: <ul> <li>listing item <ul> <li>first sublevel <ul> <li>look for the bullet on <ul> <li>each sublevel</li> <li>they should all be different, except here.</li> </ul> </li> <li><font size="-0">second sublevel</font></li> </ul> </li> <li type="square">or you can specify a square <ul> <li type="circle">if your TYPE is circle</li> <li type="disc">or even a disc</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li type="square">Franz Liszt <ul> <li>was a composer who was not square</li> <li type="disc">would have liked the Who</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <ul type="circle"> <li>feeling listless</li> <li color="#FFFF00" type="square">blah, blah, blah</li> <li type="disc">whine, whine, whine</li> </ul> </body></html>