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HTML provides tags for three different types of lists: unordered (〈ul〉), ordered (〈ol〉), and definition (〈dl〉). Unordered lists are normally displayed as a series of bullet points; ordered lists are numbered; and definition lists are presented as a word or phrase followed its definition, indented on the following line. Figure 8-1 shows examples of all three (the code is in lists_01.html in the download files for this chapter).
The three types of lists supported in HTML
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Powers, D. (2009). How Do I Style Lists and Navigation Menus?. In: Getting StartED with CSS. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2544-7_8
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