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 HTML Provides Three Types of Lists .


  • Ordered List - Ordered list are lists where each item in the list is numbered.
  • Unordered List - Unordered lists that begin with a bullet point.
  • Definition List - Definition Lists are made up a set of terms along with the definition for each of those terms. 



Ordered Lists

<ol>

The Ordered list is created with <ol> element.

<li>

each item in the list is palaced between opening <li> tag and closing </li> tag. <li> stands for list items.
Browsers indent lists by default.



Unordered List

<ul>

The Unordered list is created with <ul> element.

<li>

each item in the list is palaced between opening <li> tag and closing </li> tag. <li> stands for list items.
Browsers indent lists by default.

Definition list

<dl>

The definition list is created with <dl> element. inside <dl> element we use <dt> and <dd> elements.

<dt>

This is used to contain the term being defined (the definition term)

<dd>

This is used to contain the defination.



Nested Lists

You can put a second list inside an <li> element to create a sub- list or nested list.



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