Building web pages with XHTML 1.1 |  |
Building web pages with XHTML 1.1 | |
Use the ul (unnumbered list) element when
you want to format a “bullet list” like
this one:
This is the first bullet.
Second bullet here.
The “bullet” is the symbol, usually a round black dot, that appears before each item in the list. Here's the XHTML content model:
element ul
{ Common.attrib,
li+
}
Common.attrib
You can use any of the attributes enumerated in
Section 15.3, “The common attributes: Common.attrib”.
li
Each bullet's content must be wrapped in an li (list item) element. There must be at least
one li element, but there may be any
number. See Section 9.8, “The li element: List item” for that
element's content.
This example shows how the bullet list above would be formatted in XHTML.
<ul>
<li>
This is the first bullet.
</li>
<li>
Second bullet here.
</li>
</ul>