THIS IS A PAGE SHOWING LISTS
First, I'm going to do an Unordered List . This type of list does not sequentially number the items in it. They are just listed, with bullet points being the default setting, unless otherwise specified. My first example will show this. We can also note that using the Unordered List tag (< UL >), will always cause an indent - which can also be useful even when not making a list.
Our Household Budget
Fixed Expense Items
- Real Estate Taxes
- Insurance
- Gym Membership
- Newspaper
- TV, Cable, Internet
Variable Expense Items
- Utilities - oil
- Utilities- electric
- Utilities- water
- Cars - gas, repairs
- Food
- Healthcare
- Household Goods
- Personal Care
- Cash
- Pets
- Travel and Entertainment
- Gifts
- Misc
If we want lists with something other than a bullet, we have to specify what we want. For example, if we want circles, we have to tell the list. We do that by telling the system to make an unordered list with type "circle" (< ul type="circle" >) Note that every UL tag gives an indent - so if we add an indent, it remains in effect until the tag is closed. That is how I got the lists below to indent differently than the ones above
- Real Estate Taxes
- Insurance
- Gym Membership
- Newspaper
- TV, Cable, Internet
Squares would be type "square" (< ul type="square" >)
- Real Estate Taxes
- Insurance
- Gym Membership
- Newspaper
- TV, Cable, Internet
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