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HTML PART 5 HTML Lists
HTML PART 5 HTML Lists
HTML Lists
HTML lists are used to present different
types of lists.
The types of lists are known as
Ordered lists,
Unordered lists, and
description lists.
4.6.1 Ordered List
<ol> is the tag that is used to
create ordered/numbered lists.
The <li> tag, on the other hand,
is used to insert individual items
into the list.
4.6.1 Ordered List
By default, Arabic numerals are
used for ordering purposes in
ordered lists.
Using the “type” attribute the
ordering type can be changed to
some other form
HTML ORDERED LIST CODE
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head>
<title>
AREKA HIGH SCHOOL
</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>NATURAL & SOCIAL GRADE 11 STUDENT</h1>
<ol type="i">
<li>GRADE 11A</li>
<li>GRADE 11B</li>
<li>GRADE 11C</li>
<li>GRADE 11L</li>
<li>GRADE 11M</li>
</ol>
</body>
</html>
4.6.2 Unordered List
<ul> is the tag that is used to create
unordered/bulleted lists.
The <li> tag and the “type” attribute are used
similarly as they are used in ordered lists.
The default bullet type is “disc” .
The “type” attribute is, therefore, used to
change the default type to any of the other
types.
4.6.3 Description List
The <dl> tag is used to define the whole
description.
The <dt> tag, on the other hand, is used to
add the item that is to be described or
defined.
The description or definition is added using
the <dd> tag.