Bullet lists are indented from the main text, and a line is skipped:
This is the main text, notice there is no code for a line break
<ul>
<li>First item
<li>Second item
<li>Third item
</ul>
This is the result:
This is the main text, notice there is no code for a line break
First item
Second item
Third item
embedded bullet lists
You can put bullet lists inside bullet lists. The code for the embedded list is given in red in the next example:
<ul>
<li>First item
<ul>
<li>First item of embedded list
<li>Second item of embedded list
<li>Third item of embedded list
</ul>
<li>Second item
<li>Third item
</ul>
The result of that code appears below; notice that the bullet changes by default (but, on different systems using "Japanese Auto-Detect, the bullets may be identical). In the next section, I'll show you the code to specify what kind of bullet your browser displays.
First item
First item of embedded list
Second item of embedded list
Third item of embedded list
Second item
Third item
different bullet types
There are three different types of bullets. The code for each is shown below, in red; examples follow. (Note that in the next example, the squares are filled in on Netscape for Windows, but black outlines with white insides on Netscape for Macintosh).
item titles
The easiest way to do item titles is to code a break into it.
<ul>
<li type=disc>First item title<br>
A paragraph or explanation of the first item goes here. Notice there are no paragraph or break codes in the paragraphs
<li type=disc>Second item title<br>
A paragraph or explanation of the second item goes here.
</ul>
First item title
A paragraph or explanation of the first item goes here. Notice there are no paragraph or break codes in the paragraphs
Second item title
A paragraph or explanation of the second item goes here.