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<p>In the new blog entry we need to mark up the list of advantages of working as a coder. Our current arsenal of text tags is small (headings and paragraphs), and they are poorly suited for marking up lists. Is there a special tag for lists?</p>
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<p>In the new blog entry we need to mark up the list of advantages of working as a coder. Our current arsenal of text tags is small (headings and paragraphs), and they are poorly suited for marking up lists. Is there a special tag for lists?</p>
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<p>Yes. There are several tags in HTML for marking up lists: for ordered lists, unordered lists and lists of descriptions. Our list is unordered. After all, what difference does it make to place an item in one place as opposed to another? What is the meaning of specific placement within the list?</p>
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<p>Yes. There are several tags in HTML for marking up lists: for ordered lists, unordered lists and lists of descriptions. Our list is unordered. After all, what difference does it make to place an item in one place as opposed to another? What is the meaning of specific placement within the list?</p>
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<p>The unordered list is marked up using the <ul> tag (which is short for “unordered list”). It is used when the element order is not important. For example, to mark up the list of links in the menu, the benefits of the product, and the ingredients that make up the product.</p>
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<p>The unordered list is marked up using the <ul> tag (which is short for “unordered list”). It is used when the element order is not important. For example, to mark up the list of links in the menu, the benefits of the product, and the ingredients that make up the product.</p>
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<p>Only <li> (which is short for “list item”) tags can be nested directly inside the <ul> tag, which is used to indicate list elements or <i>list items</i>: There may be an unlimited number of items, but there shouldn’t be less than one. Let’s give an example:</p>
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<p>Only <li> (which is short for “list item”) tags can be nested directly inside the <ul> tag, which is used to indicate list elements or <i>list items</i>: There may be an unlimited number of items, but there shouldn’t be less than one. Let’s give an example:</p>
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<ul> <li>I am a list item, and I can be positioned in any place.</li> <li>And I also am a list item, and the order in which I am listed is also not important</li> </ul><p>By default <ul> elements are highlighted with markers of the same color as the text color.</p>
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<ul> <li>I am a list item, and I can be positioned in any place.</li> <li>And I also am a list item, and the order in which I am listed is also not important</li> </ul><p>By default <ul> elements are highlighted with markers of the same color as the text color.</p>