The HTML Elements reference.

"ul" - html element

  • This element defines an unordered list.
  • Starttag <ul> is Required and endtag </ul> is Required
  • The element contains one or more 'li' elements that define the actual items of the list.
  • Browsers that support the ul - element : Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Opera Google Chrome Apple Safari
Element "ul" example:
<body bgcolor="#eeeeee">
<h2>White Varietals</h2>
<ul>
<li> Chardonnay</li>
<li>Chenin Blanc</li>
<li>Fumé Blanc</li>
<li>Gewürztraminer</li>
<li>Grüner Veltliner</li>
<li>Marsanne</li>
<li>Muscat</li>
<li>Pinot Blanc</li>
<li>Pinot Gris</li>
<li>Reisling</li>
<li>Sauvignon Blanc</li>
<li>Sémillon</li>
<li>Trebbiano</li>
<li>Viognie</li>
</ul>
</body>


Attributes:
class , compact (deprecated), dir , id , lang , style , title , type (deprecated)

Attribute "class" value(s): A list of style class names that must be separated by white space characters.
  • This attribute assigns a style class name or set of style class names to an element. Any number of elements may be assigned the same class name or names.
  • You will find more about this in the CSS learning on this site.



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