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<title>TEST: Lists SGML
<author>b. kreimeier

<sect>Simple Lists
<p>
The list itself. Some elements intentionally left blank.
Paragraphs and other elements are supported as list
entries.

<sect1>Unordered List
<p>
Bulleted list, no particular order of elements.
<itemize>
<item>Item
<item>Item
<item>
<item>Item 1 Paragraph A
      <p>
      Item 1 Paragraph B
<item>Item 2 Paragraph A
      <p>
      Item 2 Paragraph B
      <p>
      Item 2 Paragraph C
</itemize>

<sect1>Ordered List
<p>
Enumarated, use for elements that have to be
referenced, or have inherent order.
<enum>
<item>Item
<item>Item
<item>
<item>Paragraph A
      <p>
      Paragraph B
      <p>
      Paragraph C
<item>Paragraph A
      <p>
      Paragraph B
      <p>
      Paragraph C
      <p>
      Paragraph D
      <p>
      Paragraph E
<item>Paragraph A
      <p>
      Paragraph B
      <p>
      Paragraph C
</enum>


<sect>Lists within Lists
<p>
Lists are supposed to work nested within other lists.
<itemize>
<item>List A
       <enum>
       <item>List A item
       <item>List A item
       </enum>
<item>No List
<item>List B
       <itemize>
       <item>List B item
       <item>List B item
       </itemize>
<item>List C
       <itemize>
       <item>List C.a
               <enum>
               <item>List C.a item
               <item>List C.a item
               </enum>
       <item>No List
       <item>List C.b
               <enum>
               <item>List C.b item
               <item>List C.b item
               </enum>
       <item>No List
       </itemize>
</itemize>


<sect>Named lists
<p>
There is a glossary/description list that allows for
assigning names to list entries. This is handled
separately, as it is conceptually different.
   


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