Lists
Published Aug 4, 2021Updated Aug 2, 2022
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In HTML, lists are used to group pieces of related data together in a certain format. List items are represented by the <li>
tag while the lists themselves are represented by the following:
- Ordered lists with items preceded by numbers.
- Unordered lists with items preceded by dots by default.
- Unordered menus with more semantic meaning than
<ul>
and user-interactive list items. - Definition lists with terms and details.
Nesting Lists
Lists can be nested, meaning one list of one kind can be placed inside another list of another kind:
<ol><li>Fruits</li><ul><li>Apples 🍎</li><li>Oranges 🍊</li></ul><li>Vegetables</li><ul><li>Tomatoes 🍅</li></ul></ol>
This way, multilevel lists can be created with different indentations.
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