Learning HTML
Basic HTML Tags -- Bulleted Lists: Unordered Lists <UL>

In your text editor, enter the text below and save it as "sample9.html" on your floppy disk. Then return to Netscape and load the file.

This is an unordered list.
<UL>
<LI>Adding a new event
<LI>Editing an event
<LI>Record event attendance
</UL>

What am I supposed to see? sample9.html

Two major types of lists which can be created in HTML are the Ordered (numbered) and Unordered (not numbered) lists. Both types use List Items <LI>. Lists are automatically indented with a blank line before and after the entire list. Each list item is placed on a new line, so you do not have to put breaks or paragraph marks inside lists unless you want the extra space.

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