Lists are used to organize many types of information.

XHTML supports three diffrent types of lists:

• Ordered Lists
• Unordered Lists
• Definition Lists

, followed by
1. for each list made.

   Example:
   

   
   
   Come to class
   
   
   Study
   
   
   Get an A
   
   
   Party
   
   

   Unordered Lists are also known as Bulleted Lists. Unordered Lists start with the code

   , followed by
   • for each list made.

     Example:
     

     
     
     6 apples
     
     
     1/2 cup of suger
     
     
     1 tsp cinnamon
     
     

     Definition Lists lists require two-parts; a definition term, and a definition definition. A definition list starts with the code

     , followed by

     and

     .

     Example:
     

     
     

     XHTML

     
     

     Extensible HyperText Markup Language

     
     

     HTML

     
     

     HyperText Markip Language

     
     

     Source: >http://softweb.jwu.edu/released.hmason
     

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