Lists
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Jul|22|2007
This is an ordered list. Ordered lists are called such, because:
- They are ordered numerically or alphabetically
- These lists can be sequential in ascending or descending order.
- The tag for ordered lists is <OL>, which stands for–you guessed it–ordered lists.
- The world needs order in order to survive.
- Really, now?
Now this is an unordered list. Unordered lists are important, too, because:
- Some believe in the chaos theory, meaning by nature, nothing is really in order.
- There are lists wherein the order is not important. This menas everything is equal, and you just want to list down stuff to better organize your thoughts.
- Also, designers should be mindful of laying out lists, because items that are too long tend to run off into the next line.
- The tag for unordered lists is <UL>, which stands for–you guessed it–unordered lists.
Now you can also create nested lists, meaning lists within lists.
- For example, this is a line in a top-level ordered list.
- This is a second-level ordered list.
- I can add items under another level, this time as an unordered list.
- Here’s another.
- And another one.
- And here’s another item under said list.
- Lists look stupid if you only have one item (I learned that in elementary school).
- So I’ve added a few more items so it looks neater.
- And here’s another second-level list.
- This time it’s an unordered list.
Enjoy listing!
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