TABLES - SECTION 2
You could also list down all of your information so as
it is much more pleasing to the eye. There are 2 types of lists,
ordered and unordered. We will take a look at the ordered lists first,
represented by the <ol>&/ol> tags,
here's an example :
<ol>
<li>Lesson 1
<li>Lesson 2
<li>Lesson 3
</ol>
This is what you should get :
You could change the numbers from 1,2,3... to a,b,...
or A,B,... or i,ii,... just by changing the <ol type>
with either 'A', 'a', 'I', 'i' and '1', like this :
<ol type=i>
<li>Lesson 1
<li>Lesson 2
<li type=a>Lesson 3
<li>Lesson 4
</ol>
This is what you should get :
As for unordered lists, represented with the <ul></ul>
tags. The numbers in the ordered lists are replaced with symbols, for example :
<ul>
<li>Lesson 1
<li>Lesson 2
<li>Lesson 3
<li>Lesson 4
</ul>
This is what you will get :
And just like in the ordered lists, the symbols could be changed from the
regular disc into circles or squares just by changing the <ul type>
tag, like this :
<ul type=disc>
<li>Lesson 1
<li type=circle>Lesson 2
<li type=square>Lesson 3
<li type=disc>Lesson 4
</ul>
This is what you will get :
That's all for this section, continue with Section 1. Click here to get to Lesson 7 : JAVA Applets.