The document discusses the different types of lists that can be used in web pages, including unordered, ordered, and nested lists. Unordered lists use bullet points, while ordered lists number each item. The <UL>, <OL>, and <LI> tags are used to define these lists. Nested lists allow sub-lists to be indented within the main list to show hierarchical relationships between the items.

2. List in web page
Used to present the information.
3 types on list:
Unordered list
Nested
Ordered list
Tags that we use to insert list in web pages are:
<UL> </UL> - unordered list
<LI> </LI> - list item -(insert between <OL> and <UL> tag)
<OL> </OL> - ordered list

3. Unordered lists Creates a list in which every line begin with a BULLET MARKS.
 All entries in a unordered list must be enclosed within <UL>……..</UL> tags.
 THREE bullet type:
  solid round bullet
  square bullet
  empty round bullet
 Can insert <LI> tags, which creates a line brake and insert a bullet mark at the
beginning of the line.
 Syntax:
<UL>
<LI> TEXT</LI>
<LI> TEXT </LI>
</UL>

4. Ordered lists
Used <OL>..</OL> tags.
Every item in an ordered list begin with a sequence number.
We can change the sequence TYPE by insert an ATTRIBUTE TYPE in
the <OL> opening tag.
Example: <OL TYPE=“ 1”>
Can insert the TYPE ATTRIBUTE into an individual <LI> tag if we
want to change the list entry only.
Example: <LI TYPE= “a”>

5. Nested lists
Used when we want to display the information in outline form.
Used <UL> AND < LI> tags.
Its have more than one <UL></UL>, <OL> </OL> and <LI> </LI>
tags in one page.
When we insert the new list, the browser will indent the list one level
and will change the bullet type of reflect the nesting.

6. Nested lists
Used when we want to display the information in outline form.
Used <UL> AND < LI> tags.
Its have more than one <UL></UL>, <OL> </OL> and <LI> </LI>
tags in one page.
When we insert the new list, the browser will indent the list one level
and will change the bullet type of reflect the nesting.