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	HTML 4.01 Manual: Lists
		Lists may also be nested and different list types may be used together, as in the following example, which is a definition list that contains an unordered list (the ingredients) and an ordered list (the procedure):
		Ordered and unordered lists are rendered in an identical manner except that visual user agents number ordered list items.
		In ordered lists, it is not possible to continue list numbering automatically from a previous list or to hide numbering of some list items.
	www.nusphere.com /kb/htmlmanual/struct/lists.html (953 words)

	Lists
		Lists are a great way to organize data on the page.
		Ordered lists are the same as numbered lists, meaning that each data item is uniquely identified by a number.
		Unordered lists are structured the same as ordered lists, however, they simply have a bullet at the beginning of each data item, not a unique identifier.
	www.synthcom.com /~val/intro/lists.html (532 words)

	A List Apart: Articles: CSS Swag: Multi-Column Lists
		List item numbering and bulleting are actually two instances of content-generation, but they’re the only ones that are supported universally, probably because they date back to early HTML before CSS was born.
		The way I look at it, wrapping a list into vertical columns is a matter of presentation, not content, and therefore ought to be controlled by the stylesheet in the interests of separating content from presentation.
		When list items are absolutely positioned as in Method 5, the overall layout will remain unchanged, but the list item that wraps will be overlaid by the next item in the list which will claim its position without regard to preceding text, since absolute positioning takes each item out of the flow.
	www.alistapart.com /articles/multicolumnlists (3433 words)

	Chapter 9 -- Displaying Text in Lists
		Lists are both functional and easy to read; they can define sequential procedures, relative importance, available decision options, collections of related data, and data ordering.
		List containers provide both a beginning and ending line break to isolate the list from the surrounding text; it's not necessary (except for effect) to precede or follow the list with the paragraph tag.
		Ordered lists pass on the capability to change the current TYPE of list items and also the VALUE they begin with-by using the VALUE tag, you can begin a list with a value other than one, or change the numbering within a list.
	docs.rinet.ru /uHTML/ch9.htm (2975 words)

	Lists in HTML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The ordered and unordered lists identify individual list elements with a tag.
		One benefit to ordered lists is that when an item is added to the list, the other items are automatically numbered in the correct order.
		Ordered lists are useful when recording a process that should be accomplished in a sequence of steps.
	www.rtis.com /nat/user/jfullerton/NOTES/LISTS.HTM (502 words)

	Chapter 4: Lists
		The term "unordered list" may be a bit unfamiliar to you, but odds are you've heard of the "bullet list." That's exactly what an unordered list is -- a list of items, each one preceded by a "bullet" (a distinctive character; typically, a small fl circle).
		However, when an ordered list is displayed in a Web browser, it uses an automatically generated sequence of item markers.
		Ordered lists are as nestable as unordered lists, and you can nest unordered lists in ordered lists, as well as the other way around.
	www.case.edu /help/introHTML/TCh4.html (1008 words)

	Ordered pair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In mathematics, an ordered pair is a collection of two objects such that one can be distinguished as the first element and the other as the second element (the first and second elements are also known as left and right projections).
		An ordered pair with first element a and second element b is often written as (a, b).
		Hence the ordered pair enables the recursive definition of ordered [[n-tuple]]s (ordered lists of n terms).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ordered_pair (927 words)

	04-03 Ordered Lists
		Like an unordered list, ordered lists are lists of items which are displayed to the user.
		The ordered list is perfect for step-by-step instructions on how to complete a particular task, creating an outline, a top ten list, basketball league standings, or any kind of ranked list.
		Notice the list item code creates the numbers before each list item so when the document is viewed in a browser the numbers are inserted and appear automatically.
	dogwood.phpwebhosting.com /~kanel/webmaster/module04/4_03.htm (244 words)

	Chapter 7 -- Creating Lists in HTML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Lists are ideal vehicles for delivering all kinds of information on line.
		Unordered lists are very common on the Web and are used to convey items of note in a quick and concise manner.
		In this example, we're assuming that the first list is an ordered list, but in reality, it can be any type of list you want.
	www.ssuet.edu.pk /taimoor/books/1-56276-496-9/ch7.htm (1082 words)

	Help:List - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Numbered lists illustrate that what should look like one list may, for the software, consist of multiple lists; unnumbered lists give a corresponding result, except that the problem of restarting with 1 is not applicable.
		A list of one or more lines starting with a colon creates a definition list without definition terms, and with the items as definition descriptions, hence indented.
		Using m:Template:multi-column numbered list (talk, backlinks, edit) the computation of the starting values can be automized, and only the first starting value and the number of items in each column except the last has to be specified.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Help:List (928 words)

	HTML And CSS - Ordered Lists Tutorials
		An ordered list is a list of items that must be followed in a specific order, such as in a recipe or directions to someone's home.
		(ordered list) element, and the second is the
		The ordered list element alerts the browser that any list items contained within the list will be numbered sequentially by the browser (see Figure 2-4).
	www.brainbell.com /tutorials/HTML_and_CSS/Ordered_Lists.htm (161 words)

	Lists in HTML documents
		The exact presentation of the three list types depends on the user agent.
		We discourage authors from using lists purely as a means of indenting text.
		For example, using CSS, one may specify that the style of numbers for list elements in a numbered list should be lowercase roman numerals.
	www.w3.org /TR/html4/struct/lists.html (926 words)

	Lists in HTML (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Use when there is no particular order to the items, when you won't need to cross-reference an item to other content elsewhere.
		Ordered lists are similar to unordered lists, but with a numbering (or lettering) order applied by the browser.
		Definition lists are for lists of term/definition pairs.
	www.webdesignfromscratch.com /html-lists.cfm (441 words)

	PYM Web Agent Orientation: Instruction - Lists
		A list as a whole commandeers leading (in most, but not all, contexts); however, individual items in the list do not (in most browsers).
		The degree of indentation is consistent among the three types of lists, and preceding digits hang within the indentation, for tidy vertical alignment of text blocks.
		The only significant difference between ordered lists and unordered lists is that ordered lists are...
	www.pym.org /orientation/instruction/lists.htm (833 words)

	HTML Basics--Lists
		Lists, of which HTML provides five types (only four in common use), are an important part of the HTML vocabulary.
		In fact, it is possible for a list to contain large blocks of prose complicated markup; an entire document might be structured as a list.
		Notice also that this unordered list is probably rendered by your browser as a bulleted list.
	www-sul.stanford.edu /tools/tutorials/html2.0/lists.html (764 words)

	LUIR WWW Authoring Seminar:Creating Lists
		All three types of list are comprised of (at least two) different types of tags: A paired tag for the list itself, and an unpaired tag (or, in the case of definition lists, two types of unpaired tag) for the items in the list.
		The list tags are: for ordered lists, for unordered lists, and for definition lists.
		This, by the way, is a perfect example of a place where judicious indenting of the HTML source would make it easier to read (and if need be, change), but (because of the fact that this "extra" whitespace would be ignored) would not change the way the resulting document looks at all.
	www.lehigh.edu /~inwww/work/day2_lists.html (337 words)

	Ordered Lists (with borders) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the examples to follow, the coding for a list will be shown at left, and the display results will appear to the right of it.
		In the first example the results are identical to what we saw in the first example on the Unordered list page where was use instead of the that is used here.
		Finally, where we could specify the kind of bullets to be used in an UnOrdered List, in Ordered Lists we instead specify the kind of alphabetic or numeric sequencing we wish to use (and even use different kinds of sequencing notation at different levels of indent).
	www.origins.tv /htmlataglance/bordered.htm (476 words)

	Top 3 Reasons YoU’L Love Ordered Lists at Mindglob (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The closer any given person, place, or thing is to the top of that list, the more value it has through association of all the people, places, or things it outranks.
		Order in that list says that things at the top are greater than things at the bottom.
		Your list is the only one I’ve read that mentions the idea that order implies value.
	mindglob.com /2006/08/top-3-reasons-youl-love-ordered-lists (539 words)

	UCC : Adding more to HTML
		An unordered list has bullets instead of numbers: you use this for lists where the sequence of items is random or unimportant.
		Discussion lists are a quite different case: they are designed to handle cases where each item has a topic header followed by one or more subsections of explanation or discussion.
		A list in HTML is a structural item in a document, so it occupies the same level of structure as a paragraph.
	www.ucc.ie:8080 /cocoon/cc/docs/htmlmore (2179 words)

	e-pixs.com - HTML Tutorial....Making Lists
		Ordered lists have a number or letter in front of each line or item.
		Numbers, or any of the other ordering options shown in the next table, will display automatically and the entire list will be indented in relationship to the rest of the web page it is used on.
		The unordered list is basically the same as the ordered list above.
	www.e-pixs.com /lists.html (632 words)

	A List Apart: Articles: CSS Design: Taming Lists
		Each list is simply placed inside a different DIV, and the CSS is written so that the list’s behavior is determined by the DIV it is in.
		Since this list will not be separate and unto itself, I won’t put it into the base DIV that the previous lists have inhabited.
		Since all the list items were to be links, and the rollover functionality would be built into the CSS for the links, I essentially removed all styling from the lists.
	www.alistapart.com /articles/taminglists (2920 words)

	LUIR WWW Authoring Seminar: Creating Lists
		All three types of list are comprised of (at least two) different types of elements: A list element (paired tags) for the list itself, and an list item element (or, in the case of definition lists, two types of list item element) for the items in the list.
		The list element tags are: for ordered lists, for unordered lists, and for definition lists.
		This, by the way, is a perfect example of a place where judicious indenting of the HTML source makes it easier to read (and if need be, change), but (because of the fact that this "extra" whitespace would be ignored) would not change the way the resulting document looks at all.
	www.lehigh.edu /~inwww/seminar/intro/lists.html (392 words)

	HTML Lists
		This value must be a number such as 1,2,3,4, etc and causes the first or current item of the list to begin with that value.
		If the type is set to "A" and start is set to "3", the list will start with the letter "C", the third letter of the alphabet.
		If this value is set to "5" and the type is "I" the listed value will be the Roman number 5, "V".
	www.comptechdoc.org /independent/web/html/guide/htmllists.html (476 words)

	Code_Punk - Beginning HTML - Lesson 6 Ordered Lists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		An Ordered List is different from an unordered list because it automatically numbers the items according to a selected numbering scheme.
		The code for an ordered list is quite similar to the unordered list.
		You don't have to start your ordered list's numbering scheme with the at the beginning of the numbering order.
	codepunk.hardwar.org.uk /bhtml6.htm (451 words)

	Chapter 6 -- Displaying Content in Lists
		Lists are a great approach to conveying a lot of information in a clear and logical way.
		Lists have always been, and will be, a part of HTML because of their readability on the end-user side and ease of use on the document-author side.
		Definition lists were created to support glossary listings, but you're not limited to using them for just glossaries.
	docs.rinet.ru /HTMLnya/ch6.htm (2053 words)

	HTML Code: MiniChapter 7: Lists, Lists, Lists
		The Unordered List is the first of the three types of lists.
		The Ordered List, also known as the Numbered List, is very similar in structure to the unordered list, except each list item has a number in front of it, instead of a bullet.
		This type of list is a little more complicated, but still very easy to use.
	www.davesite.com /webstation/html/chap07.shtml (306 words)

	6. Lists, Lists, Lists
		These lists are easy to format in HTML, and they may even be nested (lists of lists) to produce an outline format.
		Lists are also handy for creating an index or table of contents to a series of documents or chapters.
		You may want to experiment with changing the ordered list you created to one that is unordered.
	www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu /tut/tut6.html (1080 words)

	Ordered Lists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		An ordered list typically is a numbered list of items.
		It can be used by parsers to select language specific choices for quotation marks, ligatures and hypenation rules etc. The language attribute is composed from the two letter language code from ISO 639, optionally followed by a period and a two letter country code from ISO 3166.
		By convention, the class names are interpreted hierarchically, with the most general class on the left and the most specific on the right, where classes are separated by a period.
	www.w3.org /MarkUp/html3/seqlists.html (542 words)

	Web Diner Tutorial: Making Lists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Using lists on a web page allows you to offer a variety of related information in an organized way.
		There are many options to presenting lists that you may not be familiar with.
		Additionally, your Ordered List doesn't have to start with 1 (or I, or A in the case of using Roman numerals or letters).
	www.webdiner.com /annexe/lists/list1.htm (136 words)

	Lecture 6 - Ordered Lists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		An ordered list is a list in which the elements must always be ordered in a particular way.
		You are familiar with the most common example of ordered lists, namely sorted lists, in which the elements are ordered according to their values.
		Elements are in normal chronological order called FIFO (First In First Out): the first element added is the first element in the queue the last element added is the last element in the queue.
	www.csi.uottawa.ca /~holte/T26/ordered-lists.html (273 words)

	Lists: Ordered, Unordered and Definition Lists, explored
		List items are usually much shorter (about 20 characters) than unordered lists tend to be.
		The major difference is that unlike unordered lists, you cannot use elements such as , , , or nested lists.
		Used to display a list of paired terms and definitions, similar to a dictionary.
	www.ac.wwu.edu /~bassir/lists.html (412 words)

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