<ul>
<li>Items appear in the order you type them
<li>Items are preceded by bullets
<li>Each item appears on a line of its own
</ul>
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- Items appear in the order you type them
- Items are preceded by bullets
- Each item appears on a line of its own
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<ol>
<li>Items appear in the order you type them
<li>Items are preceded by numbers
<li>Each item appears on a line of its own
</ol>
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- Items appear in the order you type them
- Items are preceded by numbers
- Each item appears on a line of its own
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<ol>
<li>You can also nest lists
<li>Replace an <li> by an entire list structure
<ul>
<li>Sub-lists are indented
<li>Sub-lists behave as regular lists
</ul>
<li>To form an outline structure
</ol>
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- You can also nest lists
- Replace an <li> by an entire list structure
- Sub-lists are indented
- Sub-lists behave as regular lists
- To form an outline structure
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- Term 1
- This is the "definition" for term 1. As you can see,
it appears on the next line, indented from the left margin.
- Term 2
- This is the "definition" for term 2. The <dl> structure may be used for
many purposes where this kind of layout would be handy.
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