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 :sl [compact].
 
The :sl tag starts a simple list. An 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 :esl 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.
 
Comments
 
A simple list may be nested within an unordered list, an ordered list, or
another simple list. Items in a nested simple list are indented.
 
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
    :esl.
 
When displayed, the list looks like this:
 
    The program has the following features:
 
    Easy to use
    Powerful
    Ready to customize
 
See Also
 
 :esl, :li
 
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