There are a number of ways to create lists using "images" (icons) instead of "bullets" or "numbers". These lists can be used as links to other web pages.

USE OF "DEFINITION LIST":

EXAMPLE :   Both the image and the text are clickable links!

Text or URL goes here

Text or URL goes here

Text or URL goes here

HTML code used for above "example":

Text or URL goes here

Text or URL goes here

Text or URL goes here

Example using < CENTER > < /CENTER > :

USE OF "MANUALLY FORMATTED < UL > < /UL > LIST":

Use the standard "Unordered List" tags:   < UL > < /UL > ---- BUT, "replace" the < LI > tags with < BR > so the bullets won't show.

Text or URL goes here
Text or URL goes here
Text or URL goes here

HTML code used for above "example":

If you want to "indent" the list further or "center" it, add either the
< BLOCKQUOTE > < /BLOCKQUOTE > tags or the
< CENTER > < /CENTER > tags before and after the < UL > < /UL > tags as illustrated above.

ALIGNING AT LEFT MARGIN:

To have your list aligned at the far left side of the page, don't use "list tags". Just form a new paragraph using the opening and closing < P > < /P >, insert your information in between them and use < BR > to form separate lines:

Text or URL goes here
Text or URL goes here
Text or URL goes here

HTML code used for above "example":

 

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