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Example: Illustrating Reversed Attribute

The TYPE Attribute
The Type attribute specifi es the type of numbering and bullets used in the list.

1. To change the numbering style to letters of the alphabet, the TYPE attribute needs to be
set to any letter (uppercase or lowercase) except ‘i’ or ‘I’ as illustrated below.
<OL TYPE =‘A’>

<OL TYPE =‘a’>
2. To change the numbering style to Roman numerals, the TYPE attribute needs to be set
to I (uppercase) or i (lowercase) as illustrated below.

<OL TYPE =‘I’>
<OL TYPE =‘i’>

3. To change the numbering style to numbers, the TYPE attribute needs to be set to a digit
as illustrated below.
<OL TYPE = 1>

<OL TYPE = 4>
Similarly, you can use three types of bullets with unordered lists: circle (hollow circle), disc
(solid circle) and square.

1. To change the bullet style to circle, the TYPE attribute needs to be set to circle as
illustrated below.
<UL TYPE =‘circle’>

2. To change the bullet style to disc, the TYPE attribute needs to be set to disc as illustrated
below.
<UL TYPE =‘disc’>

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