Manifest markup <OL> <LI> <UL> <MENU> <DIR> <DL> <DT> <DD> To understand this "HTML thorough analysis" of the mark classification, please see " Mark List ". Please also understand the distinction between containment and empty tags, see "HTML concept ." |
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<LI>...</LI> Usage: Define one of the items in a list Start/End ID: must/optional Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events Type= "..." (1,a,a,i,i), or changing unordered list bullets (disc, square, circle) Value= "..." sets the value of the contents of the list already given in the current list Null: Not Allowed |
<OL>...</OL> Usage: Create an ordered list Start/End Identification: must/must Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events Type= "..." Set the style of the number (1,a,a,i,i) The compact is objected to. Make the list appear compact Start= "..." Setting the integer value when the option starts to be selected Null: Not Allowed Note: must contain at least one list of contents |
<OL> called sequential list tags. <LI> is used to indicate the list item. The so-called order list is to add 1,2,3 before each item ... such as numbers, also known as numbered lists. <OL> parameter setting (commonly used): Example: <ol type= "I" start= "4" ></ol>
- type = "I"
Set the number of styles, with a value of five, refer to the right table, the default is type = "1 ". The
- start = "4"
Sets the starting number, regardless of the number of variants set, the value can only be 1,2,3 ... the default is start= "1 ".
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a, B, C, ... |
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a, B, C, ... |
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i, II, III, ... |
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i, II, III, ... |
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<LI> parameter setting (commonly used): Example: <li type= "Square" value= "4" >
- type= "Square"
Only applies to the Type= list , set the symbol style, its value has three kinds, as follows, defaults to "disc": A symbol is a column-entry symbol when type= "disc". Symbol 0 is a column-entry symbol when type= "Circle". A symbol is a column-entry symbol when type= "square".
- Value= "4"
Only applies to the sequential list , set the number of that item, and thereafter the items will be incremented as the starting number, but the preceding items are unaffected and the value can only be 1,2,3. Equal integers, no default values.
Example:
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My best friends: <ol> <li>michelle Wei <li>michael Wan <li>gloria Lam </ol> |
My best friends:
- Michelle Wei
- Michael Wan
- Gloria Lam
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Usage: Create an unordered list Start/End Identification: must/must Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events Type= "..." to set the style of bullets (disc, square, circle) The compact is objected to. Make the list appear compact Null: Not Allowed Note: must contain at least one list of contents <UL> called unordered list tags. The so-called unordered list is in front of each item plus,, and so on symbols, so called symbol list. <UL> parameter setting (commonly used): Example: <ul type= "Square" >
- type= "Square"
The set symbol style, its value has three kinds, like below, the default value is Type= "disc": A symbol is a column-entry symbol when type= "disc". Symbol 0 is a column-entry symbol when type= "Circle". A symbol is a column-entry symbol when type= "square".
Note: Since both <UL> and <LI> have type this parameter, choose one of the two as much as possible. Example:
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My homepages: <ul> <li>penpals Garden <li>icq Garden <li>software City <li>creation of webpage </ul> |
My homepages:
- Penpals Garden
- ICQ Garden
- Software City
- Creation of webpage
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<MENU>...</MENU> Usage: Create a single-column list of menus Start/End Identification: must/must Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events The compact is objected to. Make the list appear compact Null: Not Allowed Note: must contain at least one content, the function of this element can be completed by UL (no sequence list), so advocate use UL element, oppose to use it. |
<DIR>...</DIR> Usage: Create a multiple-column list of directories Start/End Identification: must/must Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events The compact is objected to. Make the list appear compact Null: Not Allowed Note: must contain at least one content, the function of this element can be completed by UL (no sequence list), so advocate use UL element, oppose to use it. |
" are not endorsed by the consortium, and they are expected to be replaced with <ul> and <ol>. <MENU> and <dir>, basically it is the same as <ul>, in some special browsers may show <ol> effect, in the older version of IE or NC Mark <DIR> does not display symbols or numbers. The use of two marks is exactly the same as <ul>. Example:
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my homepages: <dir> <li>penpals Garden <li>icq Garde N <li>software City <li>creation of webpage </dir> |
my homepages: penpals Garden ICQ Garden Software City creation of webpage |
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<DL>...</DL> Use: To mark the creation of an explicit list Start/End Identification: must/must Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events The compact is objected to. Make the list appear compact Null: Not Allowed Note: Include at least one of the <DT> or <DD> elements, but do not consider the order |
<DT>...</DT> Usage: Used to indicate a defined word (or label) used in a DL element Start/End ID: must/optional Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events Null: Not Allowed Note: You must include the text in it (these texts can be modified with text markup elements) |
<DD>...</DD> Usage: Explicitly describe what is used in a DL element (used to define a list) Start/End Identification: must/must Properties:%coreattrs,%i18n,%events Null: Not Allowed Comments: can contain blocks and (block-level) content, such as <P> elements |
<DL> is called defining a manifest tag. <DT> to mark the definition entry,<dd> is used to mark the definition content. The so-called definition list is a two-tier list of items with no symbols or numbers. Three tags have no common parameters. And <DT> <DD> can be used independently, just some old browsers do not support, such as IE 3.0. Commonly used tags such as <DD> can be used to make a blank before the first word in a paragraph. Example:
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< Font color= "#d700d7" ><dl> <DT> how to use Definition List Font color= "#d700d7" ><dd> A, you should is not place paragraph tag right after or before a list structure or Between the items of a list. In Cerntain contexts, the use of extra paragraph tags should always to be avoided, when you realize this concept, it are quit easy To write a HTML. <dt> other things to know <DD> Usually put only one definition tag following the definition Term tag, and more than one DD tag isn't recommanded. Besides, unlike definition List is a nonempty tag, both definition Term and definition Description are tags. </dl> |
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How to use Definition List
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A list of the items of a list structure or between should not place paragraph tag right after or before. In Cerntain contexts, the use of extra paragraph tags should always to be avoided, when you realize this concept, it are quit easy To write a HTML.
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We usually put only one definition tag following the definition Term tag, and more than one DD tag isn't recommanded. Besides, unlike definition List is a nonempty tag, both definition Term and definition Description are tags.
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