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<p>This entry is used to describe the to-do list. And the order in which the items in the list are carried out is important! After all, it is inconvenient to feed the cat in the dark or water the cactus from outside. Therefore, another list will prove more suitable for marking up this text fragment: the ordered list.</p>
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<p>This entry is used to describe the to-do list. And the order in which the items in the list are carried out is important! After all, it is inconvenient to feed the cat in the dark or water the cactus from outside. Therefore, another list will prove more suitable for marking up this text fragment: the ordered list.</p>
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<p>The <ol> tag (which is short for “ordered list”) is intended for marking up ordered lists. As the name implies, the order of the elements is really important here. Ordered lists are suitable for marking up algorithms, instructions, recipes, competition results, and so on.</p>
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<p>The <ol> tag (which is short for “ordered list”) is intended for marking up ordered lists. As the name implies, the order of the elements is really important here. Ordered lists are suitable for marking up algorithms, instructions, recipes, competition results, and so on.</p>
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<p>The items in an ordered list are also marked up with the <li> tag. Code example:</p>
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<p>The items in an ordered list are also marked up with the <li> tag. Code example:</p>
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<ol> <li>I am the first item</li> <li>I am not me if I am not the second item</li> <li>Am I just third after all of these years? Always!</li> </ol><p>The sequence number is always placed in front of <ol> elements by default.</p>
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<ol> <li>I am the first item</li> <li>I am not me if I am not the second item</li> <li>Am I just third after all of these years? Always!</li> </ol><p>The sequence number is always placed in front of <ol> elements by default.</p>