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HTML List Tags Explained

The document provides an overview of HTML tags used for creating lists, including unordered lists (<UL>), ordered lists (<OL>), and list items (<li>). It includes examples of how to structure lists for days of the week and months of the year. Additionally, it mentions the <menu> tag for displaying items in a list format.

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HTML List Tags Explained

The document provides an overview of HTML tags used for creating lists, including unordered lists (<UL>), ordered lists (<OL>), and list items (<li>). It includes examples of how to structure lists for days of the week and months of the year. Additionally, it mentions the <menu> tag for displaying items in a list format.

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CREATING LISTS:

CODES USED IN HTML.


1. <UL> = This tag is used to create unordered list which automatically create bullets before
text.
2. </UL> = This tag is used to end ul
3. <OL> = This tag is used to create ordered list which automatically created numbers
before text.
4. </OL> = This tag is used to such ol.
5. <li> = This tag is used to create list to create a new item is an unordered/ ordered list.
6. </Li> = This tag is used to end list. But this is optional you may or may not use.
7. < menu> = This tag is used to
< HTML> display a list of item, one item
<Head>perline.
<Title> ordered/ unordered list </title>
</Head>
<Body>
<H1 align = “ center”> Name of days in a week <H1>
<UL>
<Li> Sunday
<Li> Monday
<Li> Tuesday
<Li> Wednesday
<Li> Thursday
<Li> Friday
<Li> Saturday
</UL><br><br><br><br>
<H2 align=” center”> Names of the months
</H2>
<OL>
<Li> January
<Li> February
<Li> march
<Li>april
<Li> may
<Li>june
<Li>july
<Li> august
<Li> September
<Li> October
<Li> November
<Li> December
</OL><br><br><br>
<menu>
<Li> The first Heading Displays [Link] days.
<Li>The second heading Displays [Link] months
</menu>
</Body>
</HTML>

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