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Creating an Unordered List

Lists are often used in Web pages to organize and distinguish text. An 

unordered list

 is indented and each list item is preceded by a bullet. An 

ordered list 

is the same except each list item is numbered. Keep in mind that 

in order to be properly formatted, each list item must be its own paragraph.

The list of the type of working dogs would be a good candidate for an unor 

dered list.

1.

To select the five lines of text, at the very top of the document,

  from  live area search dogs  to the end of  accelerant 

dogs 

2.

To create the list, on the Formatting toolbar,

The text is formatted as an unordered list.

Using a Heading Style

Now we want to apply appropriate heading styles to the headings on the Web 

page to better format the document. Let's see how to do this using a keyboard 

shortcut.

1.

To select the text line at the top of the document, 

Our Dogs

2.

To change this to a Heading Level 1, press:

 + +1

3.

To select the next text line that needs formatting, after the ordered list,

Live Area Search Dogs

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