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HTML Introduction to HTML and CSS (2016) HTML: The Structural Foundation of Web Pages and Applications HTML Lists

Miriam Allman
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Miriam Allman
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Posted by Miriam Allman
Miriam Allman
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my list still shows numbers despite the fact that the tag is <ul>

<ul> <li>I’m an aspiring web designer who loves everything about the web. I've lived in lots of different places and have worked in lots of different jobs.</li> <li>I’m excited to bring my life experience to the process of building fantastic looking websites.</li> <li>I’ve been a professional cook and gardener and am a life-long learner who's always interested in expanding my skills.</li> <li>Fourth list item</li> </ul>

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

I would expect that some CSS or JavaScript not shown here is responsible for the numbering.

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John Lack-Wilson
John Lack-Wilson
8,181 Points
John Lack-Wilson
John Lack-Wilson
8,181 Points

<ol> is a tag for ordered list, i.e. it is ordered, therefore it is numbered.

<ul> is a tag for an unordered list. Using <ul> rather than <ol> will not give numbers, but it will give bullet points. The bullet points can be removed by adding some CSS.