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<ol></ol>
compact
type
start
The <ol> tag is used to create an ordered list. Between the <ol></ol> tags,
the page must have an li tag, or list item tag, for each item in the list.
Code
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<ol>
<li>LIST ITEM ONE
<li>LIST ITEM TWO
</ol>
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Appearance
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- LIST ITEM ONE
- LIST ITEM TWO
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<ol compact>
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Description
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The compact attribute is used get rid of excess space between items
in a list.
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Code
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<ol compact>
<li>LIST ITEM ONE
<li>LIST ITEM TWO
</ol>
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Appearance
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- LIST ITEM ONE
- LIST ITEM TWO
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<ol type="">
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Description
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The type attribute is used to define what type of numbering
system your list will use. Not using this attribute defaults the
type to the standard numbers. Other acceptable values include "A",
which uses uppercase letters starting with A; "a", which uses
lowercase letters starting with a; "I", which uses uppercase Roman Numerals
starting with I; and "i", which uses lowercase Roman Numerals starting with
i.
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Code
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<ol type="i">
<li>LIST ITEM ONE
<li>LIST ITEM TWO
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Appearance
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- LIST ITEM ONE
- LIST ITEM TWO
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<ol start="">
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Description
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The start attribute is used if you wish your ordered list to
start with a number other than one. Set the value to the number
you want the list to start with.
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Code
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<ol start="4">
<li>LIST ITEM ONE
<li>LIST ITEM TWO
</ol>
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Appearance
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- LIST ITEM ONE
- LIST ITEM TWO
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