There are a number of export codes that generate lists of links. By default, they generate an unordered (bulleted) HTML list, i.e.
<ul>
<li> … </li>
</ul>Those 4 HTML tags can be modified by supplying 4 optional arguments:
^basicLinks( "start", "list-item-prefix", "list-item-suffix", "end" )^
Thus using:
^basicLinks( )^
is functionally the equivalent of a more explicit:
^basicLinks( "<ul>", "<li>", "</li>", "</ul>" )^
Using any one of these optional arguments, i.e. changing the HTML tag for one, requires all four inputs to be explicitly stated. Thus:
Incorrect: ^basicLinks( , "<il class="xlist">", , )^
Correct: ^basicLinks( "<ul>", "<il>", "</li>", "</ul>" )^
Setting a numbered list style
To change a bulleted list to a numbered list, give all four inputs, but change the first and last inputs (re-specifying the defaults for the other tow), thus:
^basicLinks( "<ol>", "<il>", "</li>", "</ol>" )^
Export Codes with link type filtering
A subset of list-generating codes that allow filtering by link type use a fifth option input giving the link type(s) to be included in the list:
^inboundBasicLinks("start", "list-item-prefix", "list-item-suffix", "end", "type" )^
For these codes, if the 'type' argument is supplied, all other arguments must be supplied even if not customised, e.g.
^inboundBasicLinks()^
or
^inboundBasicLinks( "<ul>", "<il>", "</li>", "</ul>", "(example|untitled)" )^