What Is an Unordered List?
An unordered list is a list of items on a webpage, created by using the
- element. When an ordered list is displayed, it shows up as a list of items marked by bullet points. People can use unordered lists to organize a variety of items so that they can be conveniently viewed by users of a website. In addition to unordered lists, people can also make ordered lists, which are identified with numbers rather than bullet points, and definition lists. To make an unordered list, people need to enclose the list with the
- element. The list can be as long as the user wishes to make it, and the appearance of the list can be styled directly with HTML tags for things like bolding or underlining, or through a CSS stylesheet. People can also use CSS to change the appearance of the bullets in the list, if they dislike the generic bullets which normally appear alongside an unordered list.
- element, and identify each item in the list with the
