The document discusses ordered lists in HTML. Some key points: 1. Ordered lists use the <ol> tag to open and </ol> to close the list. List items use the <li> tag. 2. Ordered lists display items in numerical or alphabetical order using numbers, letters, roman numerals. 3. Examples show how to create ordered lists with different numbering styles (numbers, uppercase letters, etc.) using the type attribute.

1. Ordered Lists

2. Ordered List
The html tags used to make an
ordered list are:
1. <ol> = opening tag
2. </ol> = closing tag
3. <li> = opening tag
4. </li>= closing tag

3. Ordered List
An ordered list is a list of items with
numbers in front of it. Some things
need to be done in a specific order.
The next slide is an example of an
ordered list.

4. Ordered List
To use family search do the following:
1. Turn on the computer.
2. Type in the url www.familysearch.org
3. Log in or create an account.
4. Click on family tree.
5. Begin researching your family!

5. Ordered List
So how do you create an ordered list using html
code? It is quite simple.
<ol>
<li>Turn on the computer.</li>
<li>Type in the url www.familysearch.org.</li>
<li>Log in or create an account.</li>
<li>Click on family tree.</li>
<li>Begin researching your family!</li>
</ol>

6. Ordered List
You can also make lists with capital letters, lower
case letters, upper case roman numerals and lower
case numerals. For Upper case letters use,
(type=“A”).
<ol type=“A”>
<li>Turn on the computer.</li>
<li>Type in the url www.familysearch.org.</li>
<li>Log in or create an account.</li>
<li>Click on family tree.</li>
<li>Begin researching your family!</li>
</ol>

7. Ordered List
To use family search do the following:
A. Turn on the computer.
B. Type in the url www.familysearch.org
C. Log in or create an account.
D. Click on family tree.
E. Begin researching your family!

8. Ordered List
For lower case letters.
<ol type=“a”>
<li>Turn on the computer.</li>
<li>Type in the url
www.familysearch.org.</li>
<li>Log in or create an account.</li>
<li>Click on family tree.</li>
<li>Begin researching your family!</li>
</ol>

9. Ordered List
To use family search do the following:
a. Turn on the computer.
b. Type in the url www.familysearch.org
c. Log in or create an account.
d. Click on family tree.
e. Begin researching your family!

10. Ordered List
For upper case roman numerals.
<ol type=“I”>
<li>Turn on the computer.</li>
<li>Type in the url
www.familysearch.org.</li>
<li>Log in or create an account.</li>
<li>Click on family tree.</li>
<li>Begin researching your family!</li>
</ol>

11. Ordered List
To use family search do the following:
I. Turn on the computer.
II. Type in the url www.familysearch.org
III. Log in or create an account.
IV. Click on family tree.
V. Begin researching your family!

12. Ordered List
For lower case letters.
<ol type=“i”>
<li>Turn on the computer.</li>
<li>Type in the url
www.familysearch.org.</li>
<li>Log in or create an account.</li>
<li>Click on family tree.</li>
<li>Begin researching your family!</li>
</ol>

13. Ordered List
To use family search do the following:
i. Turn on the computer.
ii. Type in the url www.familysearch.org
iii. Log in or create an account.
iv. Click on family tree.
v. Begin researching your family!

14. Ordered List
A good website for ordered, unordered,
description and nested lists.
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_li
sts.asp

15. Working Example
http://www.writephonics.com/blended/ch.html
This phonics website uses numerous ordered
lists to give ideas for activities, videos to watch,
and books and scriptures to read.