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Using HTML Lists – Part 2

We’ve covered ordered and unordered lists, different standard markers, i.,e, ‘bullets’, and given you some helpful tips in Part 1 of Using HTML Lists.  Now we’re going to cover using custom markers and  creating definition lists.  

Custom Markers

If you want your own unique markers you can easily use your own image.   You should know that in [...]

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Using HTML Lists – Part 1

Not everyone likes or enjoys reading long, wordy paragraphs – but would rather quickly scan a list to get the same information.

So, if you’re looking for a way to streamline your pages, you may find presenting information on your website or blog in a list format may be the best way to keep readers happy and on [...]

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(X)HTML Symbols and Characters

There are times when you may want to include special symbols or characters in your HTML and XHTML pages without having to go through the hassle of creating a graphic image.

This might be as simple as putting a bullet before items in a list or nothing more than using ‘empty space’ to hold a column open. [...]

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10 Basic HTML Actions, Pt. 2

Continuing our discussion on basic HTML  with items ’6 through 10′ of our ’10 Basic’ HTML actions -  what they do and what to call them should you want to look them up either online or in a reference book.   [Part 1 ]

6.  Want to have ‘scrolling’ text on the page without using JAVA?

You can use ‘Marquee’ tags to [...]

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10 Basic HTML Actions, Part 1

When first beginning to write and use HTML for building websites and in some cases setting-up WP blogs, there are things you may want to do but perhaps find it hard to look up because you don’t know the ‘correct’ name to use for searching.  However, knowing the name of the function (or action) so [...]

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