HTML Lists and Image Alignment

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What is the default alignment of an image in HTML?

  • Justified
  • Center
  • Left (correct)
  • Right

Which HTML tag is used to create an unordered list?

  • <list>
  • <li>
  • <ol>
  • <ul> (correct)

What type of bullet does an unordered list use by default in HTML?

  • Circle
  • Square
  • Disc (correct)
  • Diamond

Which tag is used to create an ordered list in HTML?

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What does the 'type' attribute for an ordered list in HTML specify?

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What type of list would you use to present items in a non-sequential order in HTML?

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Which of the following list types uses numeric ordering by default in HTML?

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What can be done with the 'type' attribute in an ordered list in HTML?

<p>Customize the numbering scheme (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If you want to use letters instead of numbers for an ordered list in HTML, which attribute must be applied?

<p>type (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option correctly states how HTML lists must be structured?

<p>They must contain at least one list element. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Image Alignment

The align attribute in HTML can be used to center or right-align an image. By default, images align to the left side of the page.

Types of HTML Lists

HTML offers three list types: unordered, ordered, and definition lists. All lists must contain at least one list element.

Unordered Lists

An unordered list uses bullets to display items. You can change the bullet type using the type attribute. By default, it's a disc.

Ordered Lists

An ordered list numbers items sequentially. You can use the type attribute to change the numbering style, such as Roman numerals or lowercase letters.

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Definition Lists

A definition list is similar to a dictionary, presenting terms with their corresponding definitions.

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Image Alignment in HTML

The align attribute can be used to change the default left alignment of an image to center or right.

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What is an Unordered List?

A collection of related items without a defined order, represented visually with bullets. The type attribute allows customizing these bullets.

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What is an Ordered List?

A list where items are displayed sequentially with numbers. The type attribute allows choosing number styles like Roman numerals or lowercase letters.

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What is a Definition List?

A list designed to display terms and their corresponding definitions, like an online dictionary.

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Study Notes

HTML Image Alignment

  • Images default to left alignment.
  • Use the align attribute to center or right-align images.

HTML Lists

  • HTML supports three list types: unordered, ordered, and definition lists.
  • All lists contain one or more list elements.
  • Lists can include unordered, ordered, or definition lists.

HTML Unordered Lists

  • Unordered lists are for items without a specific order.
  • Created using the <ul> tag.
  • List items are marked with bullets.
  • The type attribute controls the bullet style (default is a disc).
  • Possible type values include disc, square, and circle.

HTML Ordered Lists

  • Ordered lists display items in a numbered sequence.
  • Created using the <ol> tag.
  • Numbering starts at 1 and increments.
  • The type attribute controls the numbering style (default is numeric).
  • Possible type values include 1 (decimal), A (uppercase letters), a (lowercase letters), I (uppercase Roman numerals), and i (lowercase Roman numerals).

HTML Table Structure

  • Tables have a header (<thead>) and a footer (<tfoot>).
  • Tables are made up of rows and columns.

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