![]() I use list on my rules pages for the rules....makes it automatically go into sections. Several different kind but all look about the same the first is a numbered list, each item will be given a number. You use the tags <OL>(ordered list) and </0L>. Each item is then taged with <LI> (list item). Also note you dont have to put <br> after each line.
<OL> <LI>First thing on list <LI>Second thing on list <LI>Third thing on list </OL> <OL TYPE=type> TYPE a is Lowercase letters a,b,c TYPE A is uppercase letters A,B,C TYPE i is small roman numbers i,ii,iii TYPE I is large roman numbers I,II,III Examples:
<LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </OL> <OL TYPE=a> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </OL> <OL TYPE=A> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </OL> <OL TYPE=i> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </OL> </OL> <OL TYPE=I> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </OL> Bulleted list have a small circle instead of a number or letter. the tags for this is: <UL> and </UL>. You can also change the circle with either a disc or square by adding the type. Examples:
<UL TYPE=circle> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </UL> <UL TYPE=disc> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </UL> <UL TYPE=square> <LI>Item One <LI>Item Two </UL> The last list is the definition list. This is like a dictionary list, where there is a term and a definition. The tag for this is <DL> and end with <DL>. For the terms it is <DT> and the definition it is <DD>. Examples:
<DL> <DT>TD Help Pages<DD>Gives servals web pages to help set up tourneys. <DT>TDs and Head TDs<DD>Gives a page with list of current Tds and Head Tds <DT>Cool Links<DD>Give links to different things that will help with building pages </DL>
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