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<sl [compact]>
The sl tag starts a simple list. A simple list is a one-column list that
contains lines of text. In the help source file, the simple list must start
with the sl tag, end with the /sl tag, and contain one li tag for each item
in the list.
Parameter Description
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compact Removes blanks lines from between rows in the list. If this
parameter is not specified, the list has one blank line between
each row.
Example
This example uses the sl tag to create a simple list:
The program has the following features:
<sl compact>
<li>Easy to use
<li>Powerful
<li>Ready to customize
</sl>
When displayed, the list looks like this:
The program has the following features:
Easy to use
Powerful
Ready to customize
See Also
li, /sl
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