Hour 14: Lists

Not all information is organized into paragraphs of text. Many types of Web content are actually lists of information, including navigation menus, product feature lists, glossaries, and step-by-step instructions. Because of the way information is read on the Web, the use of lists can be one of the most effective and direct methods of conveying information to an audience. Styling lists well can also enhance their usefulness.

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Updates and Errata

The text talks of creating a red plus symbol, but then uses greenplus.gif as the file name. Obviously this is wrong -- an earlier draft used red but was changed to green, and I missed the reference to red during the editing stage. Both versions of the icon are linked above.

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CSS in 24 Hours
Teach Yourself CSS in 24 Hours was published in 2002 by SAMS Publishing and provides a solid introduction to Cascading Style Sheets.

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