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21 st #Technology Literacy
Lab Assignment ‘n Activity Century #Critical Thinking
Skills
Complete the following activities and tick on the circle.
Write HTML code to obtain the following output:
Use appropriate heading level as shown in the figure.
Use text highlighting tags such as Bold, Italic, Underline, etc.
LISTS IN HTML
Many web pages may contain text that has to be displayed serially in a list. The list may be either ordered
or unordered. An ordered list is a series of items displayed in sequence with it whereas an unordered list
displays special bullets in the beginning of each list items only. There are two types of lists which can be
displayed in an HTML document:
Ordered or Numbered List
Unordered or Bulleted list
Creating Ordered or Numbered List
The <OL> tag is used to display a list of items in sequence or in an ordered manner. This tag is a container
tag. It begins with <OL> tag and it requires <LI> (List Item) tag to be used along with it. The items which
are followed by <LI> tag appear in sequence (e.g. numbers 1, 2, 3, etc.) on the browser window.
<OL> Tag
Type Function Attributes Contains Used Inside
Container tag Defines an ordered TYPE, START Multiple <LI> (list Typically placed
list. item) elements. within <BODY> or
other container tags.
In a list, it is also possible to use intermediate heading using <LH> (listed heading) tag instead of using
the <LI> tag for the listed item. The TYPE and START attributes are used with the <OL> tag. Let us learn
about them in detail.
TYPE Attribute
The TYPE attribute defines the type of serial or sequence number to be displayed in an ordered list. For
example 1,2,3,... A, B, C,... I, II, III, .... etc.
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