by writing your list of things and then surrounding each one with the list tag(li) and then putting either the ordered list tag(ol) or the unordered list(ul) tag both at the start and at the end. travis
If you were going to write an unordered list, like with bullet points, you would write it like: (ul) (li)This is a list(/li) (/ul) If you were going to write an ordered, numbered list, you would use the same thing as above, but put (ol) and (/ol) where the (ul) is.
Surround your entire list in the tags (ol) for an ordered list OR (ul) for a un-ordered list. Then surround each individual item on the list with the tag (li). ~Brie
by writing your list of things and then surrounding each one with the list tag(li) and then putting either the ordered list tag(ol) or the unordered list(ul) tag both at the start and at the end.
ReplyDeletetravis
You use the tags (li),(ul)unordered list,and (ol)ordered list.
ReplyDeleteEthan
If you were going to write an unordered list, like with bullet points, you would write it like:
ReplyDelete(ul)
(li)This is a list(/li)
(/ul)
If you were going to write an ordered, numbered list, you would use the same thing as above, but put (ol) and (/ol) where the (ul) is.
(Autumn)
DeleteThe tags (li), (ul), and (ol) are used. [Collin]
ReplyDeleteThey could be (ul)
ReplyDelete(li)blah blah blah(/li)
(/ul)
OR
(ol)
(li)blah blah blah(/li)
(/ol)
Gracie
Surround your entire list in the tags (ol) for an ordered list OR (ul) for a un-ordered list. Then surround each individual item on the list with the tag (li).
ReplyDelete~Brie