HTML Tag and Attribute Reference

<UL>

Unordered List
<UL> list entries </UL>
<UL COMPACT> list entries </UL>
<UL SRC="URL"> list entries </UL>
<UL DINGBAT="entity-name"> list entries </UL>
<UL PLAIN>
<UL WRAP=type>
<UL TYPE=type> list entries </UL>

The unordered list tag introduces an unordered (bulleted) list, which is made up of List Item (LI) tags. The COMPACT attribute instructs the browser to reduce the space occupied by the list. For a numbered list use OL. For a list without bullets or numbers use MENU. For a list without bullets or numbers made up of short items that can be arranged into columns use DIR.

A list heading (LH) may be included before the first list item. The SRC attribute identifies a graphic image to be used as a bullet, while the DINGBAT attribute identifies an iconic entity for the bullet. The PLAIN attribute specifies not to use a bullet on each item. The WRAP attribute is either VERT or HORIZ, and indicates multiple columns of data. VERT indicates that the data is to go down the page and then wrap to the next column, and HORIZ indicates that the data is to wrap across each row.

The TYPE attribute specifies the bullet type; type can be DISC, CIRCLE, or SQUARE.

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<var>
    <var> . . . </var>
    The enclosed text is a variable's name.

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<wbr>
    <wbr>
    Indicate a potential word-break point within a <nobr> section.

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<xmp>
    <xmp> . . . </xmp>
    Same as <pre width=80> . . . </pre>; depreciated, do not use.

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