<simplelist> (Simple List) Description .email comment.
Description
This element holds a set of items that do not need to be distinguished from each other using a symbol (see <itemizedlist>), and do not need to be numbered (see <orderedlist>):
<simplelist>
  <listitem><para>item one</para></listitem>
  <listitem><para>item two</para></listitem>
  <listitem><para>item three</para></listitem>
</simplelist>
   item one
 
   item two
 
   item three
Note that, although it is possible for a single item to contain more than one paragraph or other block-level structure, this is not advised in the case of simple lists. This is because it might not be possible to tell where one item ends and another begins.
An entire list be given an indentation level number from "1" to "9". All of the items will be indented by a length that is some multiple of pixels of this value. However, note that it is also possible to embed one list within another, and when this happens the inner list items should be automatically indented without needing to use this feature.
Parent Elements
The elements listed below may directly contain this element. They are "parent" elements. Elements in referenced groups are included, up to two levels of group nesting.
Model Diagram
The DTD model for this element:
--+(sequence)
  |  
 listitem (repeatable) -- (elements)
DTD Definition
The DTD contains the following element and attribute definitions (note that embedded links are to definitions within the DTD page of this guide):
<!ELEMENT simplelist                     (listitem+)>
<!ATTLIST simplelist
                level                    (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 
                                          5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 
                                          9)  #IMPLIED 
               %a-group-CommonIDAttrs;>
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Defined in DTD section Block-level Content : Lists
General Attributes (shared with other elements)
Common Optional ID Attributes (a-group-CommonIDAttrs)
Local Attributes (defined for this element alone)
Attribute: level
Description
This attribute specifies a level to which the entire list should be indented. In practice, this is really a default setting for the list items, which can individually override this setting. When not used, software should assume level "1". The highest level is "9".
Specification
This attribute is not required. The allowed values are "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8" and "9".
DTD Definition
                level                    (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 
                                          5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 
                                          9)  #IMPLIED 
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