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Ryan's Web Tutorials #3
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ryanb000977
(2012-12-04 02:37:46)
ryanb000977
(2012-12-04 02:37:46)
Todays Lesson: Making lists.
Suppose you want to make a list of favorite things to do. In HTML, you would use the code below:
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<ul> <li>Play Outside</li> <li>Play 3DS</li> <li>Play on computer</li> <li>Program</li> </ul>
The <ul> tag stands for unordered list, which makes it a bulleted list.
If you wish to make a numbered list, replace <ul> and </ul> with <ol> and </ol>
Bye!
ryanb000977
(2012-12-04 02:38:10)
ryanb000977
(2012-12-04 02:43:23)
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Todays Lesson: Making lists.
Suppose you want to make a list of favorite things to do. In HTML, you would use the code below:
<ul> <li>Play Outside</li> <li>Play 3DS</li> <li>Play on computer</li> <li>Program</li> </ul>
The <ul> tag stands for unordered list, which makes it a bulleted list.
If you wish to make a numbered list, replace <ul> and </ul> with <ol> and </ol>
Bye!