W3.CSSLesson 31Free preview

W3.CSS Lists

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Summary

A list is used to gather points, steps, or sets of items that do not form a paragraph. HTML provides ul for a non-ordered list and ol for a sequential list, both containing elements of li. With CSS, you set the type of markers, the spacing between items, and the ordering so that the lists are neat and easy to scan.

Key points

Ul for the non-ordered list and ol for the numbered list
Each item on the list uses the element li
List-style: none remove the point or number marker
Consistent padding and margin li make the distance uniform
A list is easier to read than a long sentence with many dots

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