Introduction
Yes you can use a word processor or text editor to number a list, by just typing a number in front of a list item. You can also add bullets to the list items by just preceding each list item with a hyphen. When it comes to web design, maybe you can use basic CSS to have different types of numbers or different types of bullets. All that is good.

What about a numbering scheme that includes decimal points? You must have seen in text books, something like, Section 5.2.3 . This is not a normal number in math (arithmetic). Can you do this with CSS, professionally? Can you produce a table of content list for a website article series (website book), where the list items for the sub sections are indented inward? There are better things expected from you when it comes to listings, marking and numberings sections in a web page. You just have to learn the techniques of achieving such goals. In this article, I introduce you, to a series, on Marking and Numbering Sections with CSS3 where that is taught. At the moment, there are 5 parts to the series.

The First Part of the Series
The first part of the series, shows you a quick way of producing the table of content for a website book.

The Second Part of the Series
This part of the series shows how to place a marking before or after an HTML element. It also explains how CSS can count and mark HTML elements of a particular class.

The Third Part of the Series
This part explains how the sections of a web page can be numbered with something like, "Section 3.1", "Section 3.2", "Section 3.3", etc.

The Fourth Part of the Series
The fourth part of the series, shows you have to produce a gallant table of contents for a website book.

The Fifth Part of the Series
In this competitive world, you have to look good, and if not, excellent, to remain competitive. So, you have to add styles to your advanced marking and numbering scheme. You can add colors and other features to make the thing look really magnificent.

The series to teach you all that has already been prepared. The tutorials have been written in a step-by-step fashion. The code samples are well formatted with good indentation, making them very readable. There is no missing special character, as you would find in some other sites. The hyperlinks to the different parts of the series are easily accessible from the different pages of the series. The tutorial series is free. Click the following link to start:

Tutorials for Marking and Numbering Sections with CSS3

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