Creating Lists

Create four lists using the following information about planets. The instructions for each list will introduce the list. You'll need to put paragraph tags around the instructions (like this paragraph). A reminder about the paragraph tag: the only tags that can go inside a paragraph tag are tags the generate content "in the flow of text." So your list can't go inside a paragraph. Any introductory or labeling text needs to be in its own paragraph that ends before the list begins.

list 1 = unordered list with default display.

Favorite Planets

list 2 = unordered list with square bullets

Planets With Moons

list 3 = ordered list with default display.

Order of planets from the sun

  1. Mercury
  2. Venus
  3. Earth
  4. Mars
  5. Jupiter
  6. Saturn
  7. Uranus
  8. Neptune
list 4 = ordered list with uppercase letters

Outline for paper about Shakespeare's Comedies

  1. All's Well That Ends Well
  2. A Midsummer Night's Dream
  3. Measure for Measure
  4. Much Ado About Nothing
  5. Twelfth Night
  6. Comparison of Comedies
  7. Conclusion
list 5 = ordered list with numbers, beginning with 4 After completing the first three steps to making a cup of coffee, finish with these steps:
  1. Pour hot water into French press
  2. Allow coffee to brew for 5 minutes
  3. Pour hot water into French press

Now, create a nested list for a hypothetical dropdown menu on a website about stuff in the solar system (the indent shows you the dropdown topics for each of the main menu topics). Turn off the bullet display with CSS, since navigation doesn't use it. Also, you'll need to create hyperlinks inside each of the list items so that the menu is clickable. There is nowhere for the link to go (this is all a pretend menu), so use an empty href attribute: <li><a href="">linked text</a></li>. Also remember that nested lists go inside the parent list item. See lecture notes.