All elements with a default or assigned display
property value of 'list-item'
Inherit From Parent:
Yes
Applicable Media:
Visual
HTML Equivalent:
<ulTYPE> |
<olTYPE> |
<liTYPE>
What is it?
This shorthand property is used when the author wishes to change the default
display characteristics of list-markers in HTML list structures. An author
can specify location of the marker, a graphic to be used and/or a standard
set of symbols. Keywords may come in any order, but using multiple keywords
that control the same behavior is not allowed. If a [list-style-image] is
specified for the list marker, it will be used in place of any [list-style-type]
also specified. Nevertheless, a [list-style-type] should always be specified
in the event the [list-style-image] can not be loaded. A value of 'none' for
the 'list-style' property should set both 'list-style-type' and
'list-style-image' to 'none.'
Allowed Values
inherit
CSS2
Type: Explicit
Description:
Explicitly sets the value of this property to that of the parent.
[list-style-type]
CSS1 | CSS2
| IE4B2 | N4B5
| O3.5
Type: Explicit
Description:
See the property page for 'list-style-type'
for more details on syntax and allowed values.
[list-style-position]
CSS1 | CSS2
| IE4B2 | O3.5
Type: Explicit
Description:
See the property page for 'list-style-position'
for more details on syntax and allowed values.
[list-style-image]
CSS1 | CSS2
| IE4B2 | O3.5
Type: Explicit
Description:
See the property page for 'list-style-image'
for more details on syntax and allowed values.