This is Mr. Yohe's Demo for Lesson #2

How to Create Lists!

There are many ways to present text in a browser. Before we move on, we are going to look at a few tags that create various logical styles:
Notice that blank lines in an HTML document do not necessarily create blank lines on the Web Page. You must use a line break to force new lines on your Web Page.

Blockquotes can be used by long sections of text which are quoted and need to be set apart and indented. Block Quotes have an implied line break before and after the text.

HTML
HyperText Mark Up Language

http
HyperText Transfer Protocal -- this prefix tells
an HTML browser that you are looking at Web Pages

telnet
Opens a connection to a computer as a terminal using
password and ID

ftp
This is a transfer protocal for files

Lists: Unordered, Ordered, Definition and Nested Lists

Unordered Lists

• http
• telnet
• ftp

1. http
2. telnet
3. ftp

http

HyperText Transfer Protocal -- this prefix tells
an HTML browser that you are looking at Web Pages

telnet

Opens a connection to a computer as a terminal using password and ID

ftp

This is a transfer protocal for files

• URLs -- Types of Uniform Resource Locators
• http
• telnet
• ftp
• Sample URL Addresses
• http://dns.tiu.k12.pa.us
• telnet://dns.tiu.k12.pa.us

Still other types of Lists (some browsers don't support these types of lists)

Directory list -- Like a telephone directory, a directory list appears as multiple columns across a Web page. This type of list is used to display items of equal importance in a wide, space-saving format.

Menu List --Items in a menu list display left-justified one beneath another; they contain neither numbers nor bullets, and have no hanging indent. This type of list is appropriate when displaying related items that don't have any special order.