HTML Tutorial - Using Lists
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Lists represents sequential placement of items or text. There are two types of lists in HTML. They are as follows
• Ordered List
• Unordered List
Ordered Lists are represented by <OL> tag and is numbered, and Unordered Lists are represented by <UL> tag and appear as bullets. Try out the code given below:
Listing 5
<OL>
<LI>Java
<LI>C++
</OL>
The above set of code produces an ordered list of languages. If you want these to appear in bullets, then you have to change only the <OL> tag to <UL> tag as shown below:
Listing 6
<UL>
<LI>Java
<LI>C++
</UL>
Applying Definition Lists
Definition Lists are similar to glossary lists. They are applied using the tags <DL> and <DT> as shown below in Listing 7.
Listing 7
<DL>
<DT>Java
<DD>Developed by Sun Microsystems Inc
<DT>C-Sharp
<DD>Developed by Microsoft Inc
</DL>
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