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MENU


Description

The MENU element defines an unordered list consisting of a number of

separated multi-line <LI> elements which

may or may not be marked by a bullet or similar symbol.

Minimum Attributes

<MENU></MENU>

All Possible Attributes

<MENU COMPACT

LANG="..."

DIR=ltr|rtl

ALIGN=center|left|right|justify>

</MENU>

Elements Allowed Within...



element

but not any member of group

Allowed In Content Of...

Any element that permits members of group

Variations

This list type is often rendered identically to UL.

RFC 1866 states that while similar to the UL element,

MENU is typically rendered in a more compact manner.

The COMPACT attribute of the UL element is more often used than

this MENU element.

The exclusion in RFC 1866 of group block within MENU implies

(among other things) that MENU can contain no nested lists,

nor any paragraphs even though the LI element normally would allow this.

Some browsers do not enforce this exclusion.

The LANG and DIR attributes are introduced with the

internationalization proposal.

The internationalization proposal also includes

ALIGN=center|left|right|justify

By adding the PLAIN attribute to eliminate the bullets to the

element, Version 3 proposes to remove the MENU element.

All list elements are Level 0.



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