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Here is a tutorial, although I'm still not entirely sure what you mean... If you are talking about how Chris showed then I don't think the border style change is what you are looking for.
If you are looking for what Chris has, I'd suggest not even using anything, just have them in separate containers and align the #'s one to the right.
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No images needed. You can simply added a 1px dotted border to the bottom of the paragraph, like this:
p{border-bottom: 1px dotted #666;}
Adjust color numbers to suit your preferences.
correct solution. If you want to display every link or text on new line then use <li> instead of <p>. or you can use it with <p> also with 'display:block;' added to it. But it is not a good practice. simply use <li>.