List of HTML Elements (Tags)

Sort Options

1. Default
   The list items are presented in the sequence they were initially loaded or added to the system. This means that the order is not influenced by any factors such as alphabetical order, numerical value, or date of addition. The list remains static in its original form, regardless of any subsequent actions or modifications.

2. Sort A → Z
   Organizes the list items in alphabetical order, starting with letters from A and progressing to Z, ensuring that all entries are sorted in ascending sequence based on their initial characters. This sorting method places items beginning with uppercase and lowercase letters together, maintaining a standard A-to-Z format for easy readability and quick navigation.

3. Sort Z → A
   Sorts the list items in reverse alphabetical order, arranging them from Z to A. This means that items starting with letters closer to the end of the alphabet, like 'Zebra,' will appear at the top of the list, while those beginning with letters closer to the start, such as 'Apple,' will be positioned at the bottom.

4. Randomize
   Shuffles the list items into a completely random order each time it is selected, ensuring that the sequence of the items changes dynamically with every interaction. This randomization prevents any predictable pattern, making the arrangement unique each time the user initiates the shuffle.

Style Options

1. Default
   Displays the list exactly as it was originally entered on the website, preserving its formatting and content without adding any numbers, bullets, or additional styling.

2. Numbers
   Displays the list as a numbered list (ordered list), where each item is automatically prefixed with a sequential number starting from 1. This format ensures that every item in the list is clearly indexed and easy to reference, providing a structured and organized view for the user.

3. Bullets
   Formats the list as a bulleted (unordered) list, where each item is displayed on a new line and preceded by a standard bullet point (●). This type of list does not imply any specific order or ranking, making it ideal for presenting items in a simple, easy-to-read format without emphasizing their sequence.

4. Select Dropdown
   Transforms the list into an interactive dropdown menu, enabling users to view all available options in a compact format and select one item at a time. This approach not only saves space but also improves usability by providing a clear, organized way to choose from multiple items without overwhelming the user interface.

5. Comma-Delimited
   Displays the list as a single line of text, where each item is separated by a comma. If you prefer a different separator, you can easily customize it using the gear icon. This allows you to choose from various delimiters, such as semicolons, pipes (|), spaces, or any other character that suits your needs. This flexibility ensures the list is formatted exactly how you want, whether you're preparing data for a specific application or organizing it in a particular style.

Title Case Options

1. Default
   Preserves the original casing of the list items exactly as they were inputted, ensuring that any capitalization, whether it's uppercase, lowercase, or a combination of both, remains unchanged throughout the process.

2. Uppercase
   Converts all the text entries in the list to uppercase letters, ensuring that every word or phrase is transformed into its capitalized form, regardless of its original case, which can help standardize the appearance and make the content more visually striking or easier to read.

3. Lowercase
   Converts every letter in the list to lowercase, ensuring that all characters are in their small letter form, regardless of whether they were originally uppercase or mixed case.

Copy List of HTML Elements (Tags)

The 'Copy' feature allows users to quickly copy the list in their preferred format. With a dropdown button, users can choose between:

• Copy as Text: Copies the list in plain text format.
• Copy as HTML: Copies the list in HTML format, preserving any styling or structure.

Download List of HTML Elements (Tags)

The 'Download' feature enables users to save the list in various formats. A dropdown button gives users the option to select:

• Save as Text: Saves the list as a plain text file (.txt).
• Save as PDF: Saves the list as a PDF file (.pdf).
• Save as HTML: Saves the list as an HTML file (.html).