Lists are used everywhere on the web. This list is an unordered list meaning that the order of this list is unimportant.

The < UL> Tag

      The < UL> tag basically tells the browser, "Buddy I've got an unordered list coming so listen up." We open up the unordered list like this:

      All that does however, is say that we have an unordered list. Lists are made up of what? Items. We place the items that make up the list in between the < UL> and </UL> tags.

Of course you can add in as many items as you like.

The Code

So all together the general look of the unordered list looks like this:

Let's take a look at the code of a real list:

The Result

I need to buy:

• Pants
• Shirts
• Socks

The TYPE Property

      The TYPE property can be inlcude in the opening tag (< UL>). Each value that TYPE equals gives a different bullet style for that list. All just a matter of personal preference and taste.

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Pretty cool, eh? Well, that's it for unordered lists. Try making some on your own for practise. If you are ready then let's learn how Ordered Lists work.