Zog’s HTML LISTS Help

I suggest using LISTS to organizing information or data on your Web site.
Here are the tags for a Numbered Lists:
<OL>begins an numbered-indented list.
Put the <LI> tag in front of each item you want numbered / bulleted.
You do NOT have to add a <br> or a <p> between lines.
Lastly, end the list with the closing </OL> tag.
Here is an example:
<OL>
<LI>Item #1
<LI>Item #2
<LI>Item #3
</OL>

This will appear on your web-page like this:
1. Item #1
2. Item #2
3. Item #3
If you want your number with a specific number, change the <OL> tag to this:
<OL start="#">.
For example <OL start="7"> will start your list with the number 7.
If you want to use Roman Numerals, change the <OL> tag to this:
<OL type="I">.

If you want to make your list using the alphabet (A, B, C, D, ….), change the <OL> tag to this:
<OL type=A>
Here is an example:
<OL type=A>
<LI>Letter A
<LI>Letter B
<LI>Letter C
</OL>

This will appear on your web-page like this:
1. Letter A
2. Letter B
3. Letter C

They work the same as a numbered list but use a <UL> tag instead.
For example:
<UL>
<LI>OHIO
<LI>State
<LI>Bucks
</UL>

It will look like this:
- OHIO
- State
- Bucks
Try using this <UL type="circle"> and <type="square">.
This will give you a DIFFERENT kind of bullet.

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