HTML Unordered Lists
Pascual Vila
Frontend Instructor // Code Syllabus
An Unordered List is a collection of related items that have no special order or sequence. They are typically created with bullet points.
The Container: <ul>
The <ul> tag defines the list. It tells the browser that a list is starting. However, you cannot put text directly inside it; it can only contain <li> elements.
The Items: <li>
The <li> tag stands for List Item. Every bullet point on your page must be wrapped in these tags.
Nesting Lists
You can put a list inside another list. This is called nesting. The key rule is that the nested <ul> must be inside an <li>, not directly inside the parent <ul>.
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This section contains the full transcript regarding HTML Unordered Lists. It covers the syntax of opening and closing UL tags, the requirement of LI tags for content, and the specific rules for nesting lists to create hierarchies like menus.