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I've tried over and over again with different possibilities as to how to get bullet points/ordered list to align right. This is what I've written: (copy and paste into your answer where you'd put the align right HTML tag) <ol type="I"> <li><a href="mailto:komputax@yahoo.co.uk">Send me an e-mail</a></li> </ol type="I"> Cheers

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1. I don't have the exact answer to your question but maybe this will help you: http://www.w3schools.com/html/ http://www.peterindia.net/ITTutorials.html Good luck2U!
2. You need to include a table. Just cut paste the following code- <table> <tr> <td width="50%">   </td> <td align=right width="50%"> <ol> <li><a href="YourLink.com">YourLink</a> </ol> </td> </tr> </table>
3. <ol> <li><a href="mailto:komputax@yahoo.co... me an e-mail">You missed a quote and a bracket at the end of the "href statement". You need an image or text here. Your link would have been invisible.</a></li> </ol> So if you wanted to use a text link for email it would be: <ol> <li><a href="mailto:komputax@yahoo.co... me an e-mail">Email Me</a></li> </ol> If you want to use an image link it would be: <ol> <li><a href="mailto:komputax@yahoo.co... me an e-mail"><img src="yourimage.format"></a></li> </ol> If you need it to align right, you would put all of that in a <p> or <DIV> tag: <p align="right"> <ol> <li><a href="mailto:komputax@yahoo.co... me an e-mail">Your email link</a></li> </ol> </p> or <DIV align="right"> <ol> <li><a href="mailto:komputax@yahoo.co... me an e-mail">Your email link</a></li> </ol> </DIV> You also don't need to close with the </ol type="I"> statement. A simple </ol> will close it. :)
4. Add <div></div> tags: <div align="right"> <ol type="I"> <li>Something first on list</li> <li>Something second on list</li> </ol type="I"> </div>
5. Welcome to the rtl (right to left) hell. As an Arabic speaking where everything in my language is from right to left... I was suffering from such a problem for a long time. If you want to put anything from right to left just put it inside "div" tag as follows: <div dir="rtl" align="right"> <!-- your stuff goes here --> </div> depending on whatever you are doing you might not necessarly need to use both the "dir" and "align" attributes.. Check them and see what fits you best. Some other HTML tags use both "dir" and "align" attributes... The "dir" attribute works fine with the ordered list, so what you would do is: <ol dir="rtl"> <!-- your items goes here --> </ol> Happy HTML'ing