<DL> and </DL>

Description:

The <DL> tag is used to define terms. It is used within conjunction with the <DD> and <DT> tags.

Attributes:

class=class
	Indicates that the text is to be formatted using the specified class.
dir=direction
	Indicates the direction (right or left) that the text is to be displayed. Useful for languages which display left to right.
event=JavaScript
	When event occurs, execute the specified JavaScript.
id = "name"
	You can give a text a name, which allows it to be referenced and changed in a script (dynamic HTML).
lang="lang"
	Indicates the language of the text within the text.
style="style"
	Defines the style in which the text will be displayed. This overrides any style elements at an "outer" level, such as from the BODY or the Cascading Style Sheet.
title="title"
	You can give a text a title if you want. This provides some additional information about the text. I'm not sure why you would want to do this, but you could.

Examples:

Definitions:

          <DL>

          <DT>Big

          <DD>Not small

          <DT>Small

          <DD>Not big

          <DT>42

          <DD>The answer to life, the universe and everything

          </DL>

Definitions:

Big

Not small

Small

Not big

42

The answer to life, the universe and everything