Creating Ordered And Unordered Lists In Forum Posts
Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 8:19 pm
One of the least-well-understood features in phpBB sites such as this one is how to create a list of items. (Possibly because it's not exceptionally intuitive.) This post is intended to be used as a crib for when you need to do so.
To begin, if you want a standard bullet point list (known as an unordered list in HTML), click on the button in the post editor that reads
This will put the template code
into your post. Put your cursor in between the two tags and press your [Enter] key to create a new line. For each point in your list, insert an item marker using the following button:
The result should look something like this in the post editing window:
Which will look like this in the post:
will yield:
button, use the
button and put the number after the = sign. For example,
will yield:
Alternatively you can use a to have an ordered list using lower case letters (do not put the a in quote marks)
To begin, if you want a standard bullet point list (known as an unordered list in HTML), click on the button in the post editor that reads
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[List]
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[list][/list]
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[*]
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[list]
[*]First Item.
[*]Second item.
[/list]
- First Item.
- Second item.
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[list]
[*]First Item.
[list]
[*]First Sub Item of First Item.
[*]Second Sub Item of First item.
[/list]
[*]Second item.
[/list]
- First Item.
- First Sub Item of First Item.
- Second Sub Item of First item.
- Second item.
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[List]
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[List=]
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[list=1]
[*]First Item.
[list=1]
[*]First Sub Item of First Item.
[*]Second Sub Item of First item.
[/list]
[*]Second item.
[/list]
- First Item.
- First Sub Item of First Item.
- Second Sub Item of First item.
- Second item.
Alternatively you can use a to have an ordered list using lower case letters (do not put the a in quote marks)
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[list=a]
[*]First Item.
[*]Second item.[/list]
- First Item.
- Second item.
- First Item.
- Second item.
- First Item.
- Second item.
- First Item.
- Second item.