Microsoft Word 2002 and Microsoft FrontPage® 2002 support many kinds of styles to help you display lists in Web sites based on SharePoint Team Services from Microsoft. Here is a gallery of list view style examples to help you determine which style is best for the list you want to display.

Note  List views usually display the name of an item as a hyperlink. When you click these hyperlinks, you go to the list where the item is stored, where you can view details for that item.

Basic table style

Use the basic table style to display a column for each field in the list and a row for each item in the list, like a spreadsheet.

Repeating form style

Use the repeating form style to group all the information for an item under the name of the item.

Repeating form (centered) style

Use the repeating form (centered) style to group all the information for an item under the name of the item, and to center each line horizontally. This layout is narrower than the left-aligned repeating form.

Repeating form (with border) style

Use the repeating form (with border) style to group all the information for an item under the name of the item, and to separate the items with a border.

Repeating form (two-column, with border) style

Use the repeating form (two-column, with border) style to group all the information for an item under the name of the item, and to display the items in two columns with a border separating them. You may be able to fit more items on a single page using this layout.

Comma separated style

Use the comma separated style to list all the information for an item, separated by commas, in a line under the name of the item.

Comma separated (two-column) style

Use the comma separated (two-column) style to list all the information for an item, separated by commas, in a line under the name of the item, and to display the items in two columns.

Bulleted list style

Use the bulleted list style to display only the name of each item, preceded by a bullet character.

Numbered list style

Use the numbered list style to display only the name of each item, in numerical order.

Plain list style

Use the plain list style to display only the name of each item, each on a separate line.

Horizontal list style

Use the horizontal list style to display only the name of each item, separated by commas in a single line.

Dropdown menu style

Use the dropdown menu style to display the name of each item in a menu that allows users to select an item.

Page component style

Use the page component style to display the name of each item in a bulleted list inside a single-column table labeled with the name of the list.

History list style

Use the history list style to list items in chronological order so that the creation date is emphasized, and all the information for an item is grouped under the name of the item.