Please what the writer mean by this, it was a comment in one of the html lessons and I want to know what it means.

Question

Another useful fact - you could change the ol's type to a/A/i/I so it counts by alphabetical order or even reverse the count or start it from any number instead of 1.

Answer 1

Erm I know just order list and unoder list but how reverse list?

Answer 2

The topic is list in html and this the first comment you'll find.
"Another useful fact - you could change the ol's type to a/A/i/I so it counts by alphabetical order or even reverse the count or start it from any number instead of 1.
<ol type="a"> == counts from a, b, c etc.
type="A" == counts as A, B, C, D..
type="i" == counts in small roman letters
type="I" == big roman letters.
and if u type start="3" the count will start from 3, same goes for letters.
Hope this helped as this topic is missing some important info"
I just wanted to know how to order the list in a reverse order

Answer 3

can u put a link to the lesson,
on the top right - 3 dots >> click, copy ...
then paste it here.
I don't really understand. I might be able to inderstand when i look at what the leason is about

Answer 4

Yh, but he said something about a reverse order which is very interested to know about

Answer 5

Reverse order? To make the list count in A/a/l./L... Is that it? Like reversing an order list to unordered list right?