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Ramandeep Kaur, Lovely Professional University Unit 4: HTML List

Unit 4: HTML List Notes

CONTENTS
Objectives
Introduction

4.1 HTML List Classes
4.1.1 OrderedList and OrderedListItem
4.1.2 UnorderedList and UnorderedListItem

4.2 HTML List Types
4.2.1 Unordered List
4.2.2 Ordered List
4.2.3 Definition List
4.3 Graphics to HTML Document

4.3.1 IMG Attributes
4.4 Summary
4.5 Keywords

4.6 Review Questions
4.7 Further Readings

Objectives

After studying this unit, you will be able to:
 Describe about HTML Tables
 Explain how HTML Tables are created
 Explain the steps involved in creating HTML Tables
 Describe about Linking Documents
 Describe about Creating Link Lists

Introduction

Lists commonly are found in documents, including web pages. They are an easy and effective
way to itemize such things as elements, components, or ingredients.
Words or phrases which need to be set apart from the rest of the body of text can be emphasized
with a “bullet” (a heavy dot used for calling attention to a particular section of text). An empty tag
called a “list” tag is used to do this:
<LI>: creates a bullet in front of text which is to be set apart for emphasis and causes all text after
it to be indented, either until another list tag is detected or until the end of the list is reached. It
is used to itemize elements of “unordered” and “ordered” lists.

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