<ul> Syntax
Syntax Diagram for <ul>
| Opening Tag |
Content |
Closing
Tag |
|---|
| Open |
Parameter |
= |
Value |
Close |
|---|
| <ul |
type |
= |
disc |
> |
list |
</ul> |
| disk |
| circle |
| square |
Syntax Diagram for <li>
| Opening Tag |
Content |
Closing
Tag |
|---|
| Open |
Parameter |
= |
Value |
Close |
|---|
| <li |
type |
= |
disc |
> |
item
text |
</li> |
| disk |
| circle |
| square |
<ul> Description
The <ul>. . . </ul> tags delimit
an unordered list, each item of which is indicated by the "list item" tag
<li>. Both the <ul> and the
<li> tag allow specification of bullet type. The default
bullet type depends on the nesting level: first disc (or
disk, since they are identical), then circle, then
square, and the cycle repeats as necessary.
<ul> Examples
This markup:
<![CDATA[
Here is a nested list:
<ul type=square>
<li>First item, whose unwieldy length
indicates nothing but that list items
correctly exhibit a hanging indent.
<ul type=disc>
<li>Nested list item 1
<li type=circle>Nested list item 2
</ul>
<li>Second item
</ul>
]]>
. . .causes the following to be displayed:
Here is a nested list:
- First item, whose unwieldy length
indicates nothing but that list items
correctly exhibit a hanging indent.
- Nested list item 1
- Nested list item 2
- Second item
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