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display
Most often used to classify elements into categories.
H1 {display: none;}
white-space
Allows you to define how all whitespace in an element is treated.
TABLE {white-space: nowrap;}
list-style-type
Permits you to define the unordered or ordered list type of display.
OL {list-style-type: oval;}
list-style-image
Same type as list-style-type, except for it allows you to define an image to display instead of the normal options available.
UL {list-style-image: url(small_bullet.gif);}
list-style-position
This will allow you to define the positioning of the ordered or unordered group in relation to its position within the element.
LI {list-style-position: outer;}
list-style
This is the quick way to define all the different properties available for the list-style command.
UL {list-style: oval url(small_bullet.gif) outer;}