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=== Lists === 


{{Tag|listitem}}
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:{{Tag|listitem}} is the main building block of almost all the lists. It should always contain some other markup, usually a {{Tag|para}}


{{Tag|orderedlist}}
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:Use this type of list when the order of the items matters, but they are not a set of steps that are carried out to achieve something. A good example is a list of things in order of importance.


{{Tag|itemizedlist}}
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:Use an itemized list when the order of the items is not important.


{{Tag|variablelist}}
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:A list that has two sections for each entry. Examples: A menu item, and what the menu item does, An action, and its result, or a term and its definition. This is a very common type of list. (Almost this entire document is composed of variable lists.)


:{{Tag|variablelist}} contains the following elements:


:{{Tag|varlistentry}}
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::A {{Tag|varlistentry}} is a wrapper around each pair in the variable list.


:{{Tag|term}}
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::To reuse the above examples, the {{Tag|term}} for each pair would be the menu item you are describing, the action, or the term you are defining. You can use the <tt>id</tt> attribute for this element, which is quite convenient in long lists such as a menu reference, enabling you to link directly to a particular menu item from another part of the document.


:{{Tag|listitem}}
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::As described above the {{Tag|listitem}} is used inside a {{Tag|varlistentry}} to hold the second part of the pair: The result of choosing that menu item, for example, the consequences of an action, or the definition of the term.


{{Tag|procedure}}
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:Use a procedure list when you are listing a sequence of steps which are performed in a particular order.


:A procedure contains only one tag:


:{{Tag|step}}
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::A step is one of the sequence of events that make up a procedure.


:{{Tag|substeps}}
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::A step can contain substeps


{{Tag|simplelist}}
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:A simple list is just that - a simple list, with no formatting required. A simple list can contain only one type of element:


:{{Tag|member}}
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::Members of a simple list.


{{Tag|segmentedlist}}
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:A Segmented list is a very particular type of list. Use sparingly, as it's very difficult to get these right, and most content appropriate for a segmented list could just as well fit the table model.


:'''Example: A Segmented List'''


{{Input|1=<nowiki>
<segmentedlist>
<segtitle>Name</segtitle>
<segtitle>Occupation</segtitle>
<segtitle>Favorite Food</segtitle>
<seglistitem>
<seg>Tux</seg>
<seg>Linux Mascot</seg>
<seg>Herring</seg>
</seglistitem>
<seglistitem>
<seg>Konqui</seg>
<seg>The KDE Dragon</seg>
<seg>Gnomes</seg>
</seglistitem>
</segmentedlist></nowiki>}}


{{Output|1=
'''Name:''' Tux
'''Occupation:''' Linux Mascot
'''Favorite Food:''' Herring
'''Name:''' Konqui
'''Occupation:''' The KDE Dragon
'''Favorite Food:''' Gnomes
}}


:The segmented list contains the following elements:


:{{Tag|segtitle}}
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::The title each segment will have


:{{Tag|seglistitem}}
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::A set of entries in the list


:{{Tag|seg}}


::The contents of the entries in the list. In each {{Tag|seglistitem}} there is one {{Tag|seg}} for each {{Tag|segtitle}}.


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| indextext=Back to Menu
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Claus chr: Corrected links

Claus chr at 08:29, 2 September 2012

Claus chr at 09:06, 1 September 2012

Claus chr: 1 revision: Moving Docbook Primer from UserBase to TechBase

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