Unordered Lists

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Unordered lists are used when the items to be listed have no particular sequence. An example might be a shopping list.

The unordered list is the same as a bulleted list. Just as a bulleted list in other programs, HTML provides several styles of bullets which may be used. The default bullet is a large solid dot, called a disc.

To open an unordered list type <UL>. Each item in the list (list item), must be preceded with a <LI> tag. When you have finished the list, close the list with a </UL> closing tag.
Here is a simple bulleted list:
The Code The Result
<UL>
      <LI>Item One
      <LI>Item Two
      <LI>Item Three
</UL>
  • Item One
  • Item Two
  • Item Three
 

A similar list as above using default second and third level bullets.
(maximum three level styles)

 FORCING the BULLET to a specific Type, "disc", "circle" and "square"