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USE OF LISTS IN HTML

Similarly to tables, lists are used on websites to arrange information. In HTML, you can make two types of lists:

Unordered lists: Lists that have no chronological order where list items are defined by bullet points
Ordered lists: Lists that follow a chronological order where list items are defined by numbers

<ol> and <li> tags define ordered lists. Ordered lists live within the < body > of an HTML document.

<ol> elements tells the browser that an ordered list is about to be developed.

are all of the items you want listed.

As you can see to the right, this code allows the items you list to be named in chronological order.

<ul> and <li> tags define unordered lists. Unordered lists live within the < body > of an HTML document.

<ul> elements tells the HTML page that an unordered list is about to be developed.

are all of the items you want listed.

As you can see to the right, this code allows the items you list to be named in bullet point format.