Ordered and Unordered Lists


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Lessons: Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 6 Lesson 7 Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Let me know your comments, opinions, suggestions and questions! Username: Comment: Words of Encouragement: Practice Makes Perfect, Perseverance makes it wonderful, Enthusiasm makes it the best. - Anonymous You'll never get what you want if you always let people step over you. - Plankton Mistakes are meant for learning, not repeating. - Anonymous Your beliefs don't make you a better person, your behavior does. - Anonymous	Did you notice in the first two lessons that there are listings? The first lesson is listed in bullet form. And the second lesson is listed in number. At first, you may think that you just need to type number 1 and number 2 and so on. There is a corresponding code to have an ordered and unordered list. Look at the codes below. See the output here Using the ordered and unordered list's attributes, you can change the bullet and the number into box, into letters, and many many more. Here is the attribute: Type - it is the atribute you need to change it. Start - it determines on what letter or number you will start.(Applicable only to Ordered Lists.) In ordered lists, these are the values available "i" - It represents the Roman Numerals "a" - It represents the Alphabet "1" - It represents Hindu Arabic Numerals While in Unordered lists, these are the values available "disc" "square" "circle" Lesson 4 is done! Are you ready to move on to the next lesson? Click Here tomove on to the next lesson.


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Lessons: Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 6 Lesson 7 Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Let me know your comments, opinions, suggestions and questions! Username: Comment: Words of Encouragement: Practice Makes Perfect, Perseverance makes it wonderful, Enthusiasm makes it the best. - Anonymous You'll never get what you want if you always let people step over you. - Plankton Mistakes are meant for learning, not repeating. - Anonymous Your beliefs don't make you a better person, your behavior does. - Anonymous	Did you notice in the first two lessons that there are listings? The first lesson is listed in bullet form. And the second lesson is listed in number. At first, you may think that you just need to type number 1 and number 2 and so on. There is a corresponding code to have an ordered and unordered list. Look at the codes below. See the output here Using the ordered and unordered list's attributes, you can change the bullet and the number into box, into letters, and many many more. Here is the attribute: Type - it is the atribute you need to change it. Start - it determines on what letter or number you will start.(Applicable only to Ordered Lists.) In ordered lists, these are the values available "i" - It represents the Roman Numerals "a" - It represents the Alphabet "1" - It represents Hindu Arabic Numerals While in Unordered lists, these are the values available "disc" "square" "circle" Lesson 4 is done! Are you ready to move on to the next lesson? Click Here tomove on to the next lesson.