More Tags for Lists and Menus
Building HTML docs with LIST tags
|| The Ordered (numbered) List Tag <ol> || The List Item Tag <li> ||
|| The Unordered (bulleted) List Tag <ul> || The Menu List Tag <menu> ||
|| The Glossary or Definition List Tag <dl> ||
|| The Definition Term or Title Tag <dt> || The Definition Datum or Description Tag <dd> ||
* Unordered (bulleted) List Tags: <ul>
This HTML tagged text:
 <ul>
   <li>This is an unordered or bulleted list.    
   <li>The List tag for this type of list is <b><ul></b>. 
   <li>The Item tag is <b><li></b>. 
   <ul> <li>The bullets usually change in nested lists. 
      <ul> <li>The bullets usually change in nested lists. 
         <ul> <li>The bullets usually change in nested lists. 
         </ul> 
      </ul> 
   </ul>
 </ul>

produces a screen display that looks like:

* Menu List Tags: <menu>
This HTML tagged text:
 <menu> <li>List tag is <b><menu></b>. 
  <li>Item tag is <b><li></b>. 
  <li>You usually get bullets of some kind. 
   <menu> <li>The bullets usually change in nested menu lists. 
      <menu> <li>The bullets usually change in nested menu lists. 
         <menu> <li>The bullets usually change in nested menu lists. 
         </menu>
      </menu>
   </menu>  
    <li>Menus are handy for lists of links 
 </menu> 
yields a "menu" that looks like:
  • List tag is <menu>.
  • Item tag is <li>.
  • You usually get bullets of some kind.
  • The bullets usually change in nested menu lists.
  • The bullets usually change in nested menu lists.
  • The bullets usually change in nested menu lists.
  • Menus are handy for lists of links.

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