Usually when we browse the Web page, we often see the list information shown.
So today we're going to learn the sort of information displayed in the next page
List tags
1. Use of Marks
List tags can create general unordered lists, numbered lists, and three ways of defining lists. You can also nest another list in one list, making it easy to summarize a series of related content.
2. unordered List
Grammar:
<ul type= "Bullet type" > <li type= "bullet type" > Content 1</li>...</ul>
Kind
<span style= "color: #cc0000;" > </span>
Results such as
3. ordered list
Grammar:
<ol start= "list start" type= "Bullet type" > <li> content 1</li>...</ol>
Property name |
Property value |
Description |
Type |
1 |
Represents 1,2,3,4 |
A |
Identify a,b,c,D |
A |
Denotes A,B,C |
I |
Denotes I II III |
L |
Represents l LL lll |
Kind
Results such as
4. Customizing the list
Grammar:
<dl><dt> title 1</dt><dd> content 1</dd><dt> Title 2</dt><dd> content 2</dd>< /dl>
<dl></dl>: definition List
<dt></dt>: Represents a project
<dd></dd>: indicates a more detailed explanation of the content under an item
Kind
Results such as
to be continued