Yes
list-style-position inside | outside Yes
list-style-type Yes
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Sets the bullet point style. If a browser
doesn??™t understand an ordered list value, it
defaults to decimal. Generally, none,
circle, square, decimal, and the alpha
and roman values are best supported. The
W3C recommends using decimal for
ordered lists whenever possible.
none | disc |
circle | square |
decimal |
decimal-leadingzero
| loweralpha
| upperalpha
| lowergreek
| lowerlatin
| upperlatin
| lowerroman
| upperroman
| armenian
| georgian
Determines whether the bullet point
appears as the first character of the list
item content (inside) or in default
fashion (outside).
Shorthand for defining list properties in a
single declaration. Values can be those from
list-style-type, list-style-position,
and list-style-image.
See also Chapter 3, ???Styling lists with CSS???
and ???List style shorthand.???
Controls the element??™s leading. When the
line-height value is larger than the
font-size value, the difference (which is
the leading) is halved, and this new value
is applied to the top and bottom of the
element??™s inline box.
See also Chapter 3, ???Setting line height.???
normal | length |
number |
percentage
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Property Values Description Inherited
margin No
margin-bottom No
margin-left No
margin-right No
margin-top No
max-height No Sets the maximum height of an element.
Does not apply to table elements.
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