List Tags

*>	bulleted list
#>	numbered list
a>	ordered lists
A>
i>
I>

These tags produce the various ordered and unordered lists.

Example:

#>
	item
	item
	item
/>

yields:

1. item
2. item
3. item

Mnemonics

You'll notice that most of these lists start with their respective starting character. Asterisk (*) is close enough to a bullet if you ask me. Pound (#) marks numbered lists intuitively, but it isn't the first character of the list, like 'A' and 'i' are. This is because '1' is used with '1-6' for headings.

see also outlines.

Link List Tags

• l (same as next)
• *l
• #l
• al
• Al
• il
• Il

If you tack an 'l' onto the end of the list tag (or just 'l' for bulleted lists), you can create lists of links. Lines with just a link on them serve as both the reference and the label. If you want a label that's different than your reference, put a tab after the reference and write the name. No quotes are necessary.

Example:

*l>
	tag_list.html#here
	tag_list.html#here	Right Here
/>

yields:

• tag_list.html#here
• Right Here

see also outlines.

tag_list.swl