The number or character identifying the first element in an ordered list may be changed from 1, I, i, A, or a.

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1. The number or character identifying the first element in an ordered list may be changed from 1, I, i, A, or a.

True. No matter whether using a default ordered list, type=1, or any of the other type values, the value for the start property must be an integer. For example, if you want to start a uppercase Roman numeral list at X, the start value is 10. If you want to start a uppercase Alphabetic list with J, the start value is 10.
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False, while IE supports the background property of the , tag
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