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Ordered lists can help you to display items in a specific order, such as instructions, a table of contents etc... Basic Ordered List First place a <OL> at the beginning of your list. Next place a <LI> in front of every item in your list. Finally place an ending </OL> at the end of your list.         Example I want to tell everyone what my favorite sports are, my code would look like this: <OL> <LI>Football <LI>Basketball <LI>Baseball <LI>Hockey <LI>Soccer </OL> Seeing this in the browser will look like this:
Changing The Starting Number You can change the number your list starts off with. By default the list starts with 1. To start with another number do this: In your beginning <OL> tag, put START="?" Next change the ? to the number you want your list to start at.         Example I want my list to start at 6, my code would look like this. <OL START="6"> <LI>Football <LI>Basketball <LI>Baseball <LI>Hockey <LI>Soccer </OL> Seeing this in the browser will look like this:
Changing The Number Style You can also change the style of the numbers in your list, you can have letters (A , B , C) Roman Numerals (I , II , III) or numbers (1 , 2 , 3). To do this, in your beginning <OL> tag, put TYPE=?" Next replace the ? with the number style that you want. The number styles are:
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