If you are using nested lists (a list within a list), then use a different numbering system in the secondary levels than in the top level. This helps users distinguish between different levels. See the Nested List example below for details.
When nesting lists, use different numbering/lettering scheme at each level, so screen readers can distinguish among them. This is also advisable from a usability perspective. See examples below.
University Park Colleges and Departments
University Park Colleges and Departments
1. Agricultural Sciences 1. Agricultural and Biological Engineering...2. Arts and Architecture 1. Architecture and Landscape Architecture 1. Department of Landscape Architecture.
University Park Colleges and Departments
University Park Colleges and Departments
1. Agricultural Sciences A. Agricultural and Biological Engineering...2. Arts and Architecture A. Architecture and Landscape Architecture i. Department of Landscape Architecture.
You can replace bullets with custom bullet images, using cascading style sheet attribute – list-style-image:url(path)
Penn State's two colors are:
ol.paw {list-style-image:url(examples/paw.gif)}
<ol class="paw">
<li>Blue</li>
<li>White</li>
</ul>
The list-style-image attribute replaces a bullet with the image.
Penn State's two colors are:
Item 1 Blue
Item 2
White