list-style-type

The classification properties of your document refer to the element type which is being used. Examples of this are inline elements, block elements, and list items. With this property, the element type can be changed. This property will give you more control over the presentation and functionality of your document. list-style-type This value is used to set the type of bullet used in an ordered or unordered list. The options for an unordered list are disc, circle, square, and none. The options for an ordered list are decimal, lower-roman, upper-roman, lower-alpha, upper-alpha, or none. The default for an unordered list is to use the 'disc' bullet. The default for an ordered list is to use the 'decimal' option. list-style-type values none This value is mainly used to over ride any inherited list-style-type statements. disc This value will display a shaded circle for the bullet. circle This value will display an empty circle for the bullet. square This value will display a shaded square for the bullet. decimal This value will display a decimal integer (1, 2, 3, ... etc.) for the bullet. lower-roman This value will display a lower case roman numeral for the bullet. upper-roman This value will display an upper case roman numeral for the bullet. lower-alpha This value will display a lower case letter for the bullet. upper-alpha This value will display an upper case letter for the bullet. EXAMPLES: OL {list-style-type: lower-roman} This example will cause the bullets to be displayed as lower case roman numerals. UL {list-style-type: circle} This example will cause the bullets to be displayed as circles.