Lists
Will create a bulleted unordered list
that looks like this :
  • Joe
  • Tom
  • Pete 
<ul>
<li>
Joe
<li>
Tom
<li>
Pete
</ul>
Will create a bulleted unordered list
that looks like this :
  • Joe
  • Tom
  • Pete 
<ul>
<li>
Joe
<li>
Tom
<li>
Pete
</ul>
Will create an ordered list
that looks like this :
  1. Joe
  2. Tom
  3. Pete 
<ol>
<li>
Joe
<li>
Tom
<li>
Pete
</ol>
We can also have disc, circle or
square come out in Unordered Lists
that looks like this :
  • Item 1.
  • Item 2.
  • Item 3.
  • Item 4.
  • Item 5.
  • Item 6. 
<ul style="list-style-type='square'">
<li>Item 1.
<li> Item 2.
<li>Item 3.
<li >Item 4.
<li>Item 5.
<li>Item 6.
</ul>
For ordered lists we can also set a type and a start
that looks like this :
  1. Mary
  2. Tom
  3. Sue 
<ol type = I start =3>
<li>
Mary
<li>
Tom
<li>
Sue
</ol>
Ordered lists with Type i
lower case Roman Numerals
that looks like this :
  1. Mary
  2. Tom
  3. Sue 
<ol type = i>
<li>
Mary
<li>
Tom
<li>
Sue
</ol>
Ordered lists with Type a
lower case alphabet
that looks like this :
  1. Mary
  2. Tom
  3. Sue 
<ol type = a>
<li>
Mary
<li>
Tom
<li>
Sue
</ol>
Ordered lists with Type A
upper case alphabet
that looks like this :
  1. Mary
  2. Tom
  3. Sue 
<ol type = A>
<li>
Mary
<li>
Tom
<li>
Sue
</ol>
Nesting Lists
Looks like this:
  1. Beatles
    • Abbey Road
    • Revolver
    • Rubber Soul
    • Sgt. Pepper
  2. Stones
    • Exile on Main Street
    • Let It Bleed 
<ol type = A>
<li>
Beatles
<ul>
<li>
Abbey Road
<li>
Revolver
<li>
Rubber Soul
<li>
Sgt. Pepper
</ul>
<li>
Stones
<ul>
<li>
Exile on Main Street
<li>
Let It Bleed
</ul>
</ol>
Using Style Commands
  • Mary
  • Tom
  • Sue 
<ul style = "font-size : 20; font-family : 
'Monotype Corsiva'; line-height:25pt">
<li>
Mary
<li>
Tom
<li>
Sue
</ol>