FUDcode allows the user to create ordered and un-ordered lists using the FUDcode [list] tag.
Ordered list will have it's items sequentially numbered by the browser. The user may specify what numbering scheme will be used to identify the the items in the list. Below is the list of the supported parameters for the ordered list.
[list type=A] The items in the list will be indicated by upper case letters of the alphabet from A to Z.
[list type=z] The items in the list will be indicated by lower case letters of the alphabet from a to z.
[list type=1] The items in the list will be indicated by numbers from 1 to infinity.
[list type=I] The items in the list will be indicated by upper case Roman numerals.
[list type=I] The items in the list will be indicated by lower case Roman numerals.
Internally FUDforum 2.3 will convert ordered lists to <ol> tags with an appropriate parameter.
Example 2.2. Ordered List
[list type=I] [*] Item one [*] Item two [*] Item three [/list]
will be converted the HTML below:
<ol type="I"> <li> Item one <li> Item two <li> Item three </ol>
which will rendered like this:
Item one
Item two
Item three
Unorderdered lists are lists where each item bears no distinguishing mark from another item on the list. There are several types unordered lists that the user can choose form, they are listed below.
[list type=disc] Items will be indicated by a shaded circle.
[list type=circle] Items will be indicated by a non-shaded circle.
[list type=square] Items will be indicated by squares.
[list] tag without a parameter, will be automatically converted to a [list type=disc] by default.
Example 2.3. Unordered List
[list type=square] [*] Item one [*] Item two [*] Item three [/list]
will be converted the HTML below:
<ul type="square"> <li> Item one <li> Item two <li> Item three </ul>
which will rendered like this:
Item one
Item two
Item three