XHTML introductory tutorial: Use of list tags

Lists are used to list a series of similar or related items. Unordered list (bullet list)
The tag of an unordered list is <ul></ul>, and each list item uses the <li> tag. Next, we will use an unordered list to rewrite our "index.html". After opening the previously saved file, modify the code in the "Services provided to students" section to the following unordered list code:
<h3>Services for Students</h3>
<ul>
<li>Write homework for winter and summer vacations (math can't be guaranteed to have no mistakes, Chinese can't be guaranteed to have no typos, English homework can be done by someone else)</li>
<li>If you help bully students in the fourth grade or below, you will be charged an additional fee. </li>
<li> The Parent Association will help impersonate parents. </li>
</ul>
After saving, browse the web page and make sure your web page is the same as this page. . Ordered list The tag of ordered list is <ol></ol>, and the list items are still <li>. We use the ordered list to rewrite the "parent section" of "index.html" and change the <ul></ul> in the code just modified to <ol></ol>:
<ol>
<li>Write homework for winter and summer vacations (I can't guarantee that there will be no mistakes in math, I can't guarantee that there will be no typos in Chinese, and you can ask someone else to do your English homework! ). </li>
<li>Helping to bully students below grade 4 will incur additional fees. </li>
<li>The Parent Association will help impersonate parents. </li>
</ol>
After saving, browse the web page and make sure that the effect of your page is the same as this page. We can see that the difference between an unordered list and an ordered list is whether there is a dot or a number in front of each item.

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