With HTML, you can make a numbered list by doing the following:
< OL >
< LI >apples
< LI >bananas
< LI >cranberries
< LI >oranges
< /OL >
Which appears like this:
- apples
- bananas
- cranberries
- oranges
With HTML, you can make a numbered list by doing the following:
< OL >
< LI >apples
< LI >bananas
< LI >cranberries
< LI >oranges
< /OL >
Which appears like this:
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not that i know of. what you refer to is basic HTML. probably you could make a customized list if you used XML or Javascript or something. i’m not as fancy-pants as that, myself. i’m still learning. there’s always more to learn. why would you want a backwards list anyway?
I want a reverse order list for the top ten reasons to sit in a corner.
There’s a JavaScript solution here: reversed HTML lists.
I also need to find a way to do reverse lists. I’ve got an archive of 50 .pdfs that have been published one month at a time for the past few years. Now the client wants them listed from most recent to earliest. Would be helpful if there is a solution.