HTML Tag <LI>

<LI> Places items into ordered (see the <OL> tag), menu (see the <MENU> tag), directory (see the <dir> tag), and unordered (see the <UL> tag) lists.

Attribute of <LI> Tag

• CLASS
• ID
• STYLE
• TITLE
• TYPE
• VALUE

CLASS

Indicates which style class applies to the <LI> element.

<LI CLASS="dkm">Tutorial

Possible Values

Any Class Name.

ID

Assigns a unique ID selector to an instance of the <LI> tag. When you then assign a style to that ID selector, it affects only that one instance of the <LI> tag.

<LI ID="dkm">List Item 1</LI>

Possible Values

Any ID name.

STYLE

Specifies Style Sheet commands that apply to the list item.

<LI STYLE="background: red">

Possible Values

CSS Property with Value.

TITLE

Specifies text assigned to the tag. You might use this attribute for context-sensitive help within the document. Browsers may use this to show tool tips over the list item.

<LI TITLE="List Item">Item 1

Possible Values

Any text Message.

TYPE

Specifies the bullets for each unordered list item (see the <UL> tag) or the numbering for each ordered list item (see the <OL> tag).

<UL>
<LI TYPE=SQUARE>Food
<OL>
<LI TYPE=1>Spaghetti
<LI TYPE=1>Tossed Salad
</OL>
</UL>

Possible Values

SQUARE,Circle

VALUE

Sets a number in an ordered list. Use this attribute to continue a list after interrupting it with something else in your document. You can also set a number in an ordered list with the START= attribute of the <OL> tag.

<OL TYPE=1>
<LI VALUE=5>Watch
<LI>Compass
</OL>

Possible Values

Integer Number.