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 Intermediate HTML Tutorial: Unordered ListsHome > Build > Programming > HTML > Intermediate HTML Tutorial 1.4 Unordered Lists Unordered Lists are lists with bullet points instead of a sequential numbering system. They are used and created in the exact same fashion as Ordered Lists, just with the <UL> tag. As with Ordered Lists, Unordered Lists can also be nested to create sublists. Here is the first list we used, only Unordered. <HTML> There are different ways to display an Unordered List. Like the <OL> tag, the <UL> tag has a TYPE attribute. The different types to choose from are square, disc, and circle. Here is the same example 3 times, with the different types: There is another type of list called the <MENU> list. It is displayed virtually identically as an Unordered List. It's only purpose for existing within HTML is that some users may have preferences set in their browsers for some MENU lists, and also as definition for further objects in future versions of HTML. Today, the <MENU> tag is almost useless.
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