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The <li> Tag (XHTML Reference)
Introduction
The <li> (list) tag is used to create lists. It is a
start element to define a list block and its mostly used with the <ol>
(ordered list) tag or with the <ul> (unordered list) tag.
Example
<ul>
<li>XML</li>
<li>XPath</li>
<li>XSL</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>XML</li>
<li>XPath</li>
<li>XSL</li>
</ol>
Output
Attributes
Name:
Description:
type
Specifies the type to be used left from the text. It can
be one of the following options.
A = Displays A, B, C …
a = Displays a, b,
c …
I = Displays I, II, III …
I = Displays i, ii, iii …
1 = Displays 1, 2, 3
disc = Displays file symbol
square = Displays square symbol
circle = Displays circle symbol
value
This value can be used in the <li> tag to start a
new value. For example:
…
<li value=”10”>
This example will start the next list value from 10, no matter what the
values above that are.
start
You can use the start attribute in the <ol> tag to
define a start value.
