ul

The ul tag is used to define a bulleted list.

The syntax is as follows:

 <ul>



    



 <li> Luke </ li>



    



 <li> Max </ li>



    



 <li> Claudio </ li>



    



 <li> Diego </ li>



    



 <li> Paul </ li>







 </ Ul>

The indices of the list are defined in the pair of opening and closing tags of "them".

Supports the type attribute that defines the style of the pointer and can take on different values:

• Disk - displays a solid circle (default);
• square - displays a filled square;
• circle - shows an empty circle.

A complete example:

 <ul type="square">



    



 <li> Luke </ li>



    



 <li> Max </ li>



    



 <li> Claudio </ li>



    



 <li> Diego </ li>



    



 <li> Paul </ li>







 </ Ul>

And 'possible to nest elements as follows:

 <ul>



    



 <li> Campania </ li>



        



 <ul>

 

             



 <li> Naples </ li>

 

             



 <li> Avellino </ li>

 

             



 Benevento <li> </ li>

 

             



 Caserta <li> </ li>

 

             



 <li> Salerno </ li>

 

         



 </ Ul>







 </ Ul>