OUTPUT, AN ORDERED LIST DISPLAYED USING AN ALTERNATIVE NUMBERING STYLE.

OUTPUT

FIGURE 4.5

AN ORDERED LIST DISPLAYED USING AN ALTERNATIVE NUMBERING STYLE.

YOU also can apply the type attributed to the <1i> tag, effectively changing the numbering type in the middle of the list. When the type attribute is used anther <1i> tag, it affects the item in question and all entries following it in the list. Using the start attribute, you can specify the number or letter with which to start you list. The default starting point is can specify the number or letter with which to start your list, the default starting point is 1, of course. You can change this number b using start. <o1 start =”1”>, for example would start the list at number 4, whereas <o1 type=”a” start =”3”> would start the numbering with ac and move through the alphabet from there.

For example, you can list the last s ix months of the year, and start numbering with the Roman numeral VII as follows. The results appear in figure.

INPUT

<p> the last six months of the year (and the beginning of the next year): </p>

<o1> type=”I” start =”7”

<1i>July</1i>

 <1i>   August </1i>

<1i>September</1i>

<1i>October</1i>

<1i>November</1i>

<1i>December</1i>

<1i>type =”1” > January </1i>

</o1>