A Brief Introduction to the ordered list and unordered list of html, and a brief introduction to html

A Brief Introduction to the ordered list and unordered list of html, and a brief introduction to html

A Brief Introduction to the ordered and unordered html lists:

This section describes the simple usage of ordered and Unordered Lists, hoping to help you.

I. ordered list:

You can use the <ol> label to define an ordered list, which is called an ordered list because the list can be sorted.

You can use the type attribute of <ol> to achieve ordered sorting.

Type property value:

1 indicates 1, 2, 3, 4.

A is represented by a, B, c, and d.

A is represented by A, B, C, and D.

I is represented by I, ii, iii.

I is represented by I, II, III.

Code example:

<! DOCTYPE html> 
Ii. unordered list:
The unordered list corresponds to the ordered list, and does not represent the sequence number before the list.
You can use the <ul> label to define an unordered list.
You can use the type attribute to define the symbols before the list. The attribute values are as follows:
Dise: solid circle (default ).
Circle: hollow circle.
Square: solid square.
Code example:
<! DOCTYPE html> 
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