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Introduction to HTML
Introduction to HTML
1. Basics Introduction
3. Metadata and the Head Element
4. Advanced Text Formatting Elements
Lists
In HTML, there are three types of lists: ordered, unordered, and descriptive.
Ordered List and Unordered List
An ordered list is a list of items numbered, whereas an unordered list is a list of items marked with bullet points.
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Here is an example of an unordered list:
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This would create a bullet-pointed list with the items 'First item', 'Second item', and 'Third item'.
Both the <ol>
and <ul>
elements can be used with the type
attribute to specify the numbering or bullet point style.
For example, you could use the type
attribute to create a list with lowercase letters instead of numbers, like this:
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The <li>
element can be used with the value attribute to specify the numbering or bullet point style for a specific item in the list.
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Descriptive list
A description or definition list lists terms and their corresponding descriptions.
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The <dl>
element is used to define the description list, and the <dt>
and <dd>
elements are used to determine the terms and descriptions, respectively.
Here is an example of a description list with multiple descriptions for a single term:
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