This attribute specifies the start value of the first item from which an ordered list should start.By default, ordered lists start at 1.

< OL Start=3 >

Here, the ordered list numbering will start from 3.

Let us look at the following HTML code:

< HTML > < HEAD > < TITLE >Character < /TITLE >< /HEAD > < BODY Bgcolor="Lightyellow"> < FONT Color="Red" > < B >< I >Character is a combination of:< /I >< /B > < OL Start=3 > < LI >Integrity < LI >Unselfishness < LI >Understanding < /OL >< /FONT >< /BODY > < /HTML >

The reverse attribute, when used with the < OL > element,allows a list to appear in the reverse order. It is a Boolean attribute, and as such it does not accept any value. It is either 'true' or 'false'.False is the default value.The value becomes 'true' when the attribute reversed is associated with the < OL >element.

Let us make modification in the above code and use the reversed attribute:

< HTML > < HEAD > < TITLE >Character < /TITLE >< /HEAD > < BODY Bgcolor="Lightyellow" > < FONT Color="Red"> < B >< I >Character is a combination of :< /I >< /B > < OL Start=3 Reversed > < LI >Integrity < LI >Unselfishness < LI >Understanding < /OL >< /FONT >< /BODY >< /HTML >