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Unordered List (UL)
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<UL>
<LI TYPE=#>[item]
<LI TYPE=#>[item]
</UL>
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Most basic yet most useful.
- Water Quality Modeling
- Pollution Control
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<UL>
<LI>Water Quality Modeling
<LI>Pollution Control
</UL>
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You can control the type of symbol to be
used in the list.
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<UL>
<LI TYPE=disc>ONE
<LI TYPE=circle>TWO
<LI TYPE=square>THREE
</UL>
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Style can be also used
to control the format of listing.
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<UL>
<LI CLASS="ssbBls">One
<LI CLASS="sbRes">Two
<LI STYLE="ssbGrs">Three
</UL>
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See carefully how each embeded nest's
symbol changes. By default, list symbol will
automatically change from disc, circle to square
for incursive listing.
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<UL>
<LI>Water Quality Modeling
<UL>
<LI>Pollution Control
<UL>
<LI>GIS in Engineering
</UL>
</UL>
</UL>
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Ordered List (OL)
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<OL TYPE=# START=n>
<LI VALUE=n>[item]
<LI VALUE=n>[item]
</OL>
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TYPE=#
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# is a single letter designating the numbering style to be used
in the ordered list. Keep in mind that # is case-sensitive.
| # |
Type |
Numbering style |
| 1 |
arabic numbers |
1, 2, 3, ... |
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| a |
lower alpha |
a, b, c, ... |
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| A |
upper alpha |
A, B, C, ... |
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| i |
lower roman |
i, ii, iii, ... |
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| I |
upper roman |
I, II, III, ... |
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START=n
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This attribute specifies the starting number of the
first item in an ordered list. The default
starting number is "1".
Note that while the value of this attribute is an integer,
the corresponding label may be non-numeric. Thus,
when the list item style is uppercase latin letters
(A, B, C, ...), start=3 means "C".
When the style is lowercase roman numerals, start=3
means "iii", etc.
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VALUE=n
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For <LI> element only.
This attribute sets the number of the current
list item.
Note that while the value of this attribute
is an integer, the corresponding
label may be non-numeric (see above discussion on
START=n attribute).
Style can be also used
to control the format of LI element.
(comes in handy for highlightening a single/selective
list element(s)).
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Most basic yet most useful.
- Water Quality Modeling
- Pollution Control
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<OL>
<LI>Water Quality Modeling
<LI>Pollution Control
</OL>
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Different TYPE for ordered list. (numbers are case-sensitive)
- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
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<OL TYPE=a>
<LI>ONE
<LI>TWO
<LI>THREE
</OL>
<OL TYPE=A>
<LI>ONE
<LI>TWO
<LI>THREE
</OL>
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- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
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<OL TYPE=I>
<LI>ONE
<LI>TWO
<LI>THREE
</OL>
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Different TYPE and START for ordered list. (numbers are case-sensitive)
- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
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<OL TYPE=A START=5>
<LI>ONE
<LI>TWO
<LIe>THREE
</OL>
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- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
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<OL TYPE=i START=20>
<LI>ONE
<LI>TWO
<LI>THREE
</OL>
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Different TYPE and STARTfor ordered list.
- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
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<OL TYPE=1 START=100>
<LI>ONE
<LI>TWO
<LI>THREE
</OL>
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Different TYPE and START with
individual VALUE for ordered list.
- ONE
- TWO
- THREE
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<OL TYPE=1 START=100>
<LI>ONE
<LI VALUE=200>TWO
<LI VALUE=300>THREE
</OL>
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Different TYPE and START with
individual VALUE and formatted with Style
for ordered list.
- One
- Two
- Three
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<OL TYPE=1 START=100>
<LI CLASS="ssbBls">One
<LI VALUE=200 CLASS="ssbRes">Two
<LI VALUE=300 CLASS="ssbPus"gt;Three
</OL>
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All combined and nested.
- Water Quality Modeling
- River
- Lake
- Estuary
- Brackish
- Coastal
- DO
- BOD
- TSS
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<OL TYPE=I><LI>Water Quality Modeling
<OL TYPE=i>
<LI>River
<LI>Lake
<LI>Estuary
<OL TYPE=a>
<LI>Brackish
<LI CLASS="ssbGrs">Coastal
<OL START=10>
<LI CLASS="ssbRes">DO
<LI VALUE=20>BOD
<LI VALUE=30>TSS
</OL>
</OL>
</OL>
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Definition List (DL)
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<DL>
<DT>[term | subtitle/subheading]
<DD>[block-level content]
</DL>
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Definition lists vary only slightly from other
types of lists in that list items consist of two parts:
a term and a description.
The term is given by the DT element and is used to
put a subtitle/subheading.
The description is given with a DD element
that contains block-level content, i.e., the content
to a subtitle/subheading.
Style can be also used
to control the format of DD element.
(comes in handy for highlightening a single/selective
definition element(s)).
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- Subtitle 1.
- sub-content a.
- sub-content b.
- Subtitle 2.
- sub-content a.
- sub-content b.
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<DL>
<DT>Subtitle 1.
<DD>sub-content a.
<DD>sub-content b.
<DT>Subtitle 2.
<DD>sub-content a.
<DD>sub-content b.
</DL>
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- DO Coefficients
- Temperature (ºC)
- Reaeration (kr)
- Deoxygenation (kd)
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<DL>
<DT><U>DO Coefficients</U>
<DD>Temperature (ºC)
<DD CLASS="ssbRe">Reaeration (k<SUB CLASS="ssbRe">r</SUB>)
<DD>Deoxygenation (k<SUB>d</SUB>)
</P>
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- BOD Coefficients
- Temperature (ºC)
- Ultimate BOD (BODu)
- Reaction constant (kd)
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<DT><U>BOD Coefficients</U>
<DD>Temperature (ºC)
<DD>Ultimate BOD (BOD<SUB>u</SUB>)
<DD>Reaction constant (k<SUB>d</SUB>)
</DL>
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Compact Definition List
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<DL COMPACT>
<DT>[term | subtitle/subheading]
<DD>[block-level content]
</DL>
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Compact definition list comes in handy when
- you'd like to list term and block-level content in the same line
AND
- <DT> terms are relatively short
Again, Style can be also used
to control the format of DD element.
(comes in handy for highlightening a single/selective
definition element(s)).
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- S20
- Rhino, Sonic, Sparky
- S5
- Oak, Sycamore, Maple, Cedar
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<DL COMPACT>
<DT>S20
<DD>Rhino, Sonic, Sparky
<DT>S10
<DD>Oak, Sycamore, Maple, Cedar
</DL>
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- Hyd
- RA, CS, CSS, MA, KF, PF, LS, SL, SCS,
RS, LLP, NTQ, NTS
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<DL COMPACT>
<DT><FONT COLOR=#000066><STRONG>
Hyd</STRONG></FONT>
<DD>RA, CS, CSS, MA, KF, PF, LS, SL, SCS, RS, LLP, NTQ, NTS
</P>
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- Sed
- RA, EI, CS, CSS, MA, LS, SL, SCS,
NTQ, NTS
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<DL COMPACT>
<DT"><FONT COLOR=#000066><STRONG>
Sed</STRONG></FONT>
<DD CLASS="ssbRe>RA, EI, CS, CSS, MA, LS, SL, SCS,
NTQ, NTS
</P>
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