Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference

Name

<UL> — NN all IE all HTML all

Synopsis

<UL>...</UL>

End Tag: Required

The UL element is a container for an unordered list of items. An “unordered list” means that the items are rendered with a leading symbol (depending on the TYPE attribute setting or list-style-type style sheet attribute setting) that implies no specific order of items other than by virtue of location within the list. Content for each list item is defined by a nested LI element. If you apply a style sheet rule to a UL element, the style is inherited by the nested LI elements.

Example

<UL>
    <LI>Africa
    <LI>Antarctica
    <LI>Asia
    <LI>Australia
    <LI>Europe
    <LI>North America
    <LI>South America
</UL>

Object Model Reference

IE

[window.]document.all.elementID

Attributes

CLASS	DIR	LANG	STYLE	TYPE
COMPACT	ID	LANGUAGE	TITLE

Event Handler Attributes

Handler	NN	IE	HTML
onClick	n/a	4	4
onDblClick	n/a	4	4
onDragStart	n/a	4	n/a
onHelp	n/a	4	n/a
onKeyDown	n/a	4	4
onKeyPress	n/a	4	4
onKeyUp	n/a	4	4
onMouseDown	n/a	4	4
onMouseMove	n/a	4	4
onMouseOut	n/a	4	4
onMouseOver	n/a	4	4
onMouseUp	n/a	4	4
onSelectStart	n/a	4	n/a