Judy, Treat unordered list like generations in a family tree. Adam & Eve = Level One Children = Level Two Grandchildren = Level Three Great Grandchildren = Level Four etc.. Adam & Eve will be your index, and as such there is no need for it, but leave it there, and all that needs to be done when you are finished is to remove the first <ul><li> and the corresponding closing tags at the bottom. Barry -------------------------- On Sun, 23 Aug 2015 10:40:43 +1200, JFlorian <[email protected]> wrote: > Perhaps I should try to clarify why I'm so confused. > > In a website, The Main URL is like a "Main Topic". > But Each Folder under it are all on the same "level", e.g. "level 2".All > sub-folders would be "level 3". > Is that how I should look at unordered lists? so Each Folder would be > marked as<...ul class="Level2"><!--Level2 --> > > > But I keep thinking of regular Outlines, like for a school term paper. > Major Topic (Level 1) can have different "points" under it. So for > example, 3 points. (That would >be Levels 2, 3, 4) > That would mean: <...ul class="Level2"><!--Level2 --> > <...ul class="Level3"><!--Level3 --> > <...ul class="Level4"><!--Level4 --> > Each Point could have sub-points. In Outline form (a), (b), (c) or (i), > (ii), (iii). But the sub->points are all the same "level". > That would be ??? something like: > <...ul class="Levela"><!--Levela --> > ??? > > > So do I think of unordered list with many nested lists just like a Term > Paper "outline"? So Each >Folder is like Point 1, Point 2, Point 3, > etc. And each sub-folder as a group of sub-points under >their Folder > or "Point"? > > I know my learning styles confuse people here, when you're used to just > focusing on what tag goes >where. > But my style means I have to use an organized Commenting Structure, > BEFORE I truly understand where >the tags go. > > Do I think of it as an Outline? Won't numerous numbers on the "Points" > make the CSS classes harder >to group together? > > Judy >

Treat unordered list like generations in a family tree. Adam & Eve = Level One Children = Level Two Grandchildren = Level Three Great Grandchildren = Level Four etc.. ==== Got it.