An unordered list is used when the sequence
of the listed items is unimportant, as in a recipe??™s list of ingredients. Each
unordered list item is set off by a leading character, and the remainder of the line
is indented. By default, the leading character is the bullet, a small, filled-in circle;
however, you can create a custom bullet through Cascading Style Sheets.
You can either create the unordered list from scratch or convert existing text into
the bulleted format. To begin an unordered list from scratch, position the cursor
where you want to start the list. Then click the Unordered List button, supplied
conveniently on the Text Property inspector, or use the Text ??? List ??? Unordered
List command. You can also click the Unordered List button in the Text category
of the Insert bar. Figure 15-1 shows an unordered list and the associated Text
Property inspector.
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IN THIS CHAPTER
Bulleting your points
Dreamweaver Technique: Adding
Unordered Lists
Using a numbered list
Dreamweaver Technique:
Inserting Ordered Lists
Applying CSS to lists
Dreamweaver Technique:
Applying Definition Lists
Building a glossary
Inserting menu and directory
lists
Creating Lists
FIGURE 15-1
An itemized list that doesn??™t need to be in any specific order is perfect for formatting as an unordered list.
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