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List Styles

Unordered Lists

Unordered lists are simply bulleted lists. All styles for bulleted list have been set using the CSS. You may use the HTML editor's bulleted list button (like Word) to create bulleted lists. Hit return once to create a new bulleted item and hit return twice to close the bulleted list and create a new paragraph below the list. You may insert a bulleted list inside of another list to create a secondary level and outline effect. All spacing has been defined using the CSS, so no other styling are spacing should be applied manually.

List Title <h4>

• Sample list item one
• Sample list item two that is longer than the first
  • Second level unordered list
  • Multiple unordered lists can be nested using the WYSIWYG editor
  • Styles defaults are setup for two levels of unordered lists
• Good style recommends having at least three bullets per list
• But you can have more

Ordered Lists

Ordered lists are numbered bulleted lists. All styles for the ordered list have been set using the CSS. You may use the HTML editor's numbered list button (like Word) to create an ordered list. Hit return once to create a new numbered item and hit return twice to close the list and create a new paragraph below the list. Ordered lists default to Numerals for the first level and lowercase alphabet for second level.  Ordered lists are useful for creating directions. All spacing has been defined using the CSS, so no other styling are spacing should be applied manually.

List Title <h4>

1. Sample list item one
2. Sample list item two that is longer than the first
   1. Second level ordered list
   2. Multiple ordered lists can be nested using the WYSIWYG editor
   3. Styles defaults are setup for two levels of ordered lists
3. Good style recommends having at least three bullets per list
4. But you can have more