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[list]...[*]...[*]...[/list]
[list=type]...[*]...[*]...[/list]
The [list] tag is designed for creating lists of things. In its default form,
where no type is given, it creates a simple bullet-point list, like this:
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Notice that while you do need to have an ending [/list] tag, you don't need to have an ending [/*] tag for each [*] tag; this makes creating lists somewhat simpler.
You can also create numbered lists by specifying what type of list you want; for example, if you want a numbered list, use type "1", or for an alphabetic list, use type "A", or for Roman numerals, use type "i". Two examples are shown below:
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NBBC supports a wide variety of different kinds of list types, and matches capabilities, more-or-less, with the various list styles defined in the CSS 2.1 standard. A complete list of supported types is given below:
| Type | Description | Example | CSS equivalent |
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| 1 | Ordered list using Arabic numerals | 1, 2, 3... | decimal |
| 01 | Ordered list using numbers with a leading zero | 01, 02, 03..., 10, 11... | decimal-leading-zero |
| A | Ordered list using capital letters | A, B, C... | upper-alpha |
| a | Ordered list using lowercase letters | a, b, c... | lower-alpha |
| I | Ordered list using capital Roman numerals | I, II, III, IV... | upper-roman |
| i | Ordered list using lowercase Roman numerals | i, ii, iii, iv... | lower-roman |
| greek | Ordered list using lowercase Greek letters | α, β, γ... | lower-greek |
| armenian | Ordered list using Armenian numbering | armenian | |
| georgian | Ordered list using Georgian numbering | an, ban, gan... | georgian |
| circle | Unordered list using circle-bullets | circle | |
| disc | Unordered list using disc-bullets | disc | |
| square | Unordered list using square-bullets | square |
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