Creating Unordered Lists in HTML
An unordered list is a series of bullet point items, and are usually used for any list that doesn't require numbering. If, for example, you wanted to create a shopping list and don't need the items in any particular order. If you were ranking favorite foods, however, you would want to make sure that your favorite is at the top.
The UL tag is opened at the beginning of the list and is turned off at the end. LI tags also get turned on at the beginning of an item and off at the very end.
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Unordered lists use- and
- tags, short for 'unordered list' and 'list item' respectively. Setting up a list is easy:
The UL tag is opened at the beginning of the list and is turned off at the end. LI tags also get turned on at the beginning of an item and off at the very end.
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