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88 LESSON 5: Organizing Information with Lists

Quiz

1. Ordered and unordered lists use the
2. tag for list items. What tags are used by
   definition lists?


3. Is it possible to nest an ordered list within an unordered list or vice versa?


4. Which attribute is used to set the starting number for an ordered list? What about to
   change the value of an element within a list?


5. What are the three types of bullets that can be specified for unordered lists using
   the list-style-type CSS property?

Quiz Answers

1. Definition lists use the
   and
   tags for list items.


2. Yes, you can nest ordered lists within unordered lists or vice versa. You can also
   nest lists of the same type, too.


3. With the
   tag, the start attribute is used to specify the starting value for the
   list. To change the numbering within a list, the value attribute is used.
   
   1. The bullet types supported by the list-style-type property are disc, circle, and
      square. The default is disc.
   
   
   
   

   Exercises

   
   
   
   
   1. Use nested lists to create an outline of the topics covered in this book so far.
   
   
   2. Use nested lists and the list-style-type CSS property to create a traditional out-
      line of the topics you plan to cover on your own website.