Amaya user interface Manuale delle Istruzioni Scaricare il pdf (Pagina 100)

There is the div element which is provided to group together a section into a single division - to use it

select the section (including its heading) you want to form part of the group and then select the option

Division (div) from the Insert menu (or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl h Ctrl v).

There is a special structure in HTML - the link, which makes the Web a web. Further information about

how to create links, and how to create tables, is provided in the user manual section of the

documentation.

A normal HTML page should include a title, a level one heading, and an address or some information

about the author. It may also include paragraphs, lists, images, tables, and content organised into

subsections with different levels of headings.

30.3. Heading elements

HTML provides 6 levels of headings: h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, and h6. These should be used to mark

headings according to their relative importance, with h1 being the most important. Headings are block

elements, and can only be created as children of elements that have block-type content. Note that for

tables of data there are special elements to mark headings.

The first three levels of heading can be created from the toolbar using the heading images , ,

. All levels of heading can be created from the Insert menu, or using keyboard shortcuts. The default

keyboard shortcuts are Ctrl h Ctrl 1 for h1, Ctrl h Ctrl 2 for h2, and so on to Ctrl h Ctrl 6

for h6.

There are default styles for headings in most browsers to give some idea of their relative importance, but

the author can also use style sheets to provide a suggested presentation.

30.4. List elements

There are three types of list in HTML. The two simple types are ordered and unordered lists, and there is

also a definition list. Lists are block-type structures, but they can be created within other lists.

Example:

Definition list

This is a definition list - it has definition terms (dt) and definitions (dd) as children.

One definition term can be followed by a number of deifintiions.

Ordered lists

There are three types of list

1. Ordered Lists (ol)

2. Unordered Lists (ul)

3. Definition lists (dl)

Unordered Lists

Unordered lists and ordered lists share some characteristics:

• Simple lists

• Both types have children which are list items (li elements)

The three types of list can all be created from the toolbar using the list buttons , , . All types of

list can be created from the Insert menu, or using keyboard shortcuts. The default keyboard shortcuts for

unix systems are Ctrl h Ctrl l for an ordered list, Ctrl h Ctrl n for an unordered list, and Ctrl h

Ctrl d for a definition list.

Amaya User Manual

100

1 2 ... 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108

Nessun commento

Amaya user interface Manuale delle Istruzioni Pagina 100