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Tricks Using Lists

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Added: Nov 16, 2004 Rating:  Average Rating: 3.57 Votes: 14 Position: 2959 of 13056Average Rating: 3.57 Votes: 14 Position: 2959 of 13056Average Rating: 3.57 Votes: 14 Position: 2959 of 13056Average Rating: 3.57 Votes: 14 Position: 2959 of 13056Average Rating: 3.57 Votes: 14 Position: 2959 of 13056 Level: Beginner Software:  DreamweaverGoLiveFrontPage

Tricks Using ListsThe easiest way to do it is with the unordered list tags. This involves opening the list with <UL>, surrounding each member line with the <LI> and </LI> tags, and finishing the list with the </UL> tag.

Example

  • This is the first item
  • This is the second item.
  • This is a very long line. It is to show you what happens when we get to the end of our screen. If all goes well, the wrapped part should start directly under the first character of the line above it.
Source

<UL>
<LI>This is the first item</LI>
<LI>This is the second item.</LI>
<LI>This is a very long line. It is to show you what happens when we
get to the end of our screen. If all goes well, the wrapped part
should start directly under the first character of the line above
it.</LI>
</UL>

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