Learn the basics of Web page creation tutorial (9) Sequence label

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　　Unordered label

1. The sequence label can basically be divided into two types, one is "unordered column" and the other is "ordered column". The so-called "unordered column" Of course means that there is no sequential relationship between the columns, simply using a bar-style method to display the information, such a disorderly label, in front of each column has a symbol to separate. As for "ordered column" means that there is a sequence between the columns, from 1, 2, 3 ... Extend it all the way down.

2. Let's take a look at how the unordered list label is used:

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<UL> <LI> Handsome <LI> Beauties <LI> Beautiful World </UL>	Handsome Girl Beautiful World

　　Where <UL> label is "unordered list label", each additional column of content, you must add a <LI>.

3. Must the symbol in front be round? No, we can add the type= "shape name" property to change its symbolic shape, a total of three choices: DISK (solid circle), square (small square), CIRCLE (hollow circle) Three kinds

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<ul type= "CIRCLE" > <LI> Handsome <LI> Beauties <LI> Beautiful World </UL>	Handsome Girl Beautiful World

　　 Ordered label

1. Next, let's take a look at how the ordered list label is used:

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<OL> <LI> Handsome <LI> Beauties <LI> Beautiful World </OL>	Handsome Girl Beautiful World

Where <OL> label is "ordered label", each additional column content, must add a <LI>.

2. As with unordered list labels, we can also select different symbols to display the order, the same is done with the type attribute, with a more than five symbols: 1 (digits), a (uppercase Alphabet), a (lowercase English letter), I (uppercase Roman alphabet), I (lowercase roman alphabet), and so on, five kinds of:

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<ol type= "A" > <LI> Handsome <LI> Beauties <LI> Beautiful World </OL>	Handsome Girl Beautiful World

3. Alternatively, we can specify the number of sequence initiation, as follows:

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<ol start= "Ten" > <LI> Handsome <LI> Beauties <LI> Beautiful World </OL>	Handsome Girl Liang Shi