HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript Fourth Edition

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CHAPTER 15. LISTS AND MENUS 157


To some extent, by styling we can make an

    to look like a
      and
      vice versa.


      15.2 Vertical Indented Lists


      By default, lists are naturally vertical, from top to bottom. In section 15.6
      (page 159) we will tell how to make horizontal lists. Sub-lists are indented
      within the overall list.


      List items generally begin with a number or abullet. The content of the
      list item is indented and the bullet hangs out to the left.


      Sub-lists are very common, and are indented another level beyond the outer
      list. We can have lists of lists of lists, to as many levels as we want.


      Exam Question 272(p.352):The HTML tag “ol” stands for what word(s)?
      Acceptable Answer:ordered list


      Exam Question 273(p.352): For each

        tag in valid HTML5, is a
        separate closing tag required, optional, or forbidden?
        Required Answer:required


        Exam Question 274(p.352):The HTML tag “ul” stands for what word(s)?
        Acceptable Answer:unordered list


        Exam Question 275(p.352): For each

          tag in valid HTML5, is a
          separate closing tag required, optional, or forbidden?
          Required Answer:required


          Exam Question 276(p.352):The HTML tag “li” stands for what word(s)?
          Acceptable Answer:list item


          Exam Question 277(p.352): For each

        • tag in valid HTML5, is a
          separate closing tag required, optional, or forbidden?
          Required Answer:optional


          Exam Question 278(p.352): Can lists be nested (a list inside a list)?
          Required Answer:yes


          15.3 ol: Ordered Lists


          Ordered lists can be numbered in any of several ways. This is controlled by
          the list-style-type attribute.

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