Lists: Ordered and Unordered

1. Lists
   1. Ordered
      1. Type
         1. Alpha
            1. Uppercase
            2. Lowercase
         2. Arabic numbers
         3. Roman numerals
            1. Uppercase
            2. Lowercase
      2. Start
   2. Unordered
      1. Type
         1. Square
         2. Disk
         3. Circle
2. Examples

Definitions

Give three reasons why the contents of the TITLE element should be short and descriptive.

1. People may use the page title in a Bookmark.
2. Search engines will catalog your page by what is in the title bar.
3. Users surfing the net should have some idea of what is on a page if they come upon it while surfing.

What is the basic code for a source anchor container and a target anchor container?

• Source Anchor: <--A href="#example">Example
• Target Anchor: <--A href="example">Example

What is the difference between a source anchor and a target anchor?

• Source Anchor: creates an area on a page that initiates a link.
• Target Anchor: this is the destination of a link within the some document or another page.

What is the advantage to creating and ordered list using the <--OL> element instead of manually entering the numbers?

In the case that a Web weaver should need to edit a list, the list items are renumbred automatically instead of deleting and renumbering manually.

What is the difference between an ordered and an unordered list?

• An ordered list represents items in formal order such as numerical or chronological.
• Unordered lists contain items in no special sequence, however the items are offset by bullets.

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