This lesson will show how to create ordered lists.

To create an ordered list, like below:

1. This is an example of an ordered list. It will automatically number the points for you.
2. Lists do NOT require that you put line breaks following each line. Notice how the line wraps and indents if it is longer than one line.
3. Here's a secret. The closing </li> tag can be, and is usually omitted.

<ol> <li>This is an example of an ordered list. It will automatically number the points for you. </li> <li>Lists do NOT require that you put line breaks following each line. Notice how the line wraps and indents if it is longer than one line. <li>Here's a secret. The closing </li> tag can be, and is usually omitted. </OL>

You may choose to start your list at a higher number by using the "start" attribute. You may also use the "type" attribute, as per below, to designate what style to use:

Here are the "type" values:

5. 1 = Arabic numerals (default)
6. A = Capital Letters
7. a = Lowercase Letters
8. I = Capital Roman numerals
9. i = Lowercase Roman numerals

<b>Here are the "type" values:</b><br> <ol start=5 type="A"> <li>1 = Arabic numerals (default) <li>A = Capital Letters <li>a = Lowercase Letters <li>I = Capital Roman numerals <li>i = Lowercase Roman numerals </OL>