109 - LIST
Ordered List

       


<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>
109 - LIST
</TITLE>
</HEAD>

<BODY BACKGROUND="BGWite.jpg">

<P> <B> ORDERED LIST </B>

<P>
<OL>
     <LI> JANUARY
     <LI> FEBRUARY
     <LI> MARCH
</OL>
<!----------------------------------------------OL List Standard 1
The tags <OL> (Orderd List) and </OL>
respectively open and close the list that is
sequenced by a numbering 1, 2, 3... etc.
---------------------------------------------------------------->

<P>
<OL START=10>
     <LI> OCTOBER
     <LI> NOVEMBER
     <LI> DECEMBER
</OL>
<!----------------------------------------------OL List Standard 2
The attribute START=10 forces the numbering
to start at the number 10.
---------------------------------------------------------------->

<P>
<OL>
<OL TYPE=A>
     <P> <LI> <B> OCTOBER </B>
         <BR>Discovery of America
     <P><LI><B> NOVEMBER</B>
       <BR> US Election
     <P><LI><B> DECEMBER </B>
       <BR> Christmas
</OL>
</OL>
<!--------------------------------------OL List Alphabetic Type
The attribute TYPE=A forces the list to be
sequenced alphabetically in UPPER CASE:
A, B, C,... etc.
If TYPE=a the list will be sequenced
alphabetically in LOWER CASE:
a, b, c,... etc.
--------------------------------------------------------------->

</BODY>

</HTML>

 

How to test the home page above:

[1] Copy the codes from <HTML> to </HTML> into a new file using the Windows Notepad or a HTML editor.

[2] Save the file with whichever name but with the extension .htm or .html in a computer folder (suggested name for the folder: BasicHTML) specially created for holding this course test files.

Suggestion for the name of the file: AATestXXX.htm where XXX is the number at the top of this screen. The double "A" will put the file name at the top of the list in the folder, making it easier to locate.

[3] Open the file by means of any browser to get the following home page, supposing it has been made the download of the file BGWite.jpg as required in the Lesson 104:

Note the following remarks:

  1. The attribute TYPE of the tag <OL> may also be specified as:

    • TYPE=I (Large romans)
    • TYPE=i (Small romans)

  2. Only the tag <OL> Standard 1 (1, 2, 3...) will accept a different value from the initial (1) using the attribute START. That is: It is not allowed to use TYPE=A (or A, or I or i) along with the attribute START. Either one uses TYPE or START.

 

Updated Aug/2000 by