4.2.4. Definition lists
May 31, 2012
HTML Tutorials
HTML provides a special marker for creating definition lists. This type of list is particularly suited to glossaries but works well with any list that phrase with a longer description.
Example 4.3 – Definition lists
HTML provides a special marker for creating definition lists. This type of list particularly suited to glossaries but works well with any list that pairs a word or phrase with a longer description.
Example 4.3 –Definition list
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> Mushrooms – Definition </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <P><H1 align =”center” > Mushrooms </H1> <FONT SIZE = “15pt”> <DL> <DT> <STRONG> Chanterelle </STRONG> <DD> Bright yellow mushroom with wavy margin and yellow-orange, forked, thick-edged ridges <DT> <STRONG> Chicken Mushroom </STRONG> <DD> Single to overlappy clusters offleshy, orange—red to orange-yellow caps. <DT> <STRONG> Kurotake </STRONG> <DD> Fleshy, gray to brownish or blackish, smooth capo wirh whitish pores. </DL> </FONT> </P> </BODY> </HTML>
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HTML Tutorials
- Introduction To HTML
- 3.2 Brief history of HTML
- 3.3 HTML Tags and Attributes
- 3.4 HTML Documents
- 3.4.1 HTML Headings
- 3.5 HTML Text Formatting
- 3.6 Linking Web Pages using Hyper Links
- 3.7 Using Images and pictures in Web Page
- HTML Tutorial Summary
- 4.0. Objectives
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Incorporating Lists in Web pages
- 4.2.2. The START and TYPE attributes
- 4.2.3. Unordered Lists
- 4.2.4. Definition lists
- 4.3. Displaying Tables in HTML
- 4.4. Getting User Input with HTML forms
- 4.4.1. Form Elements
- 4.5. Dividing the screen-display using Frames and Frameset Element
- 4.5.1. Nested Framesets
- 4.7. Let us sum up
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