An ordered list

ol

The ol element groups a series of items into a numbered list.

Each item in an ordered list is preceded by a sequential value.

The numbering system may be numerals, letters, roman numbers, etc. The browser can rely on the type attribute or CSS to determine what numbering system to use.

Properties

type: How the list should be numbered, the default is numerals:
start: The number of the first item in the list. Defaults to "1". Use this when a list is broken into two of more separate groups and the numbering shouldn't restart at "1" each time.
reversed: The items in the list should be numbered in reverse order.

Example

h1 Sonoma County Appellations

h2 Windswept Regions
ol {
    li Fort Ross - Seaview
    li Sonoma Coast
    li Petaluma Gap
}

h2 Inland Valleys
ol *start=4 {
    li Rockpile
    li Dry Creek Valley
    li Chalk Hill
    li Russian River Valley
    li Green Valley
}

h2 Eastern Hills
ol *start=9 {
    Pine Mountain – Cloverdale Peak
    Alexander Valley
    Knights Valley
    Fountaingrove District
    Bennett Valley
}

h2 San Pablo Bay 
ol *start=14 {
    Sonoma Mountain
    Moon Mountain
    Northern Sonoma
    Carneros
    Sonoma Valley
}

The ol element

Subordinates

li: One li element is used for each item in a numbered or bulleted list.