Bulleted lists
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<ul>
<ul>
<li>text</li>
<li>text</li>
<li>text</li>
</ul>
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Makes
a bulleted list using the default bullettype:
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ul
type="disc"> |
Starts
a bulleted list using discs as bullets:
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ul
type="circle"> |
Starts
a bulleted list using circless as bullets:
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ul
type="square"> |
Starts
a bulleted list using squaress as bullets:
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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Numbered lists
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<ol>
<ol>
<li>text</li>
<li>text</li>
<li>text</li>
</ol>
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Starts
a numbered list:
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
start=5> |
Starts
a numbered list, first # being 5.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
Type=A> |
Starts
a numbered list, using capitol letters.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
Type=a> |
Starts
a numbered list, using small letters.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
Type=I> |
Starts
a numbered list, using Capitol roman letters.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
Type=i> |
Starts
a numbered list, using small roman letters.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
Type=1> |
Starts
a numbered list, using normal numbers.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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<ol
Type=I start=7> |
An
example of how type and start can be combined.
- This
is one line
- This
is another line
- And
this is a final line
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