Lists started with an <ol> or <ul> tag must use the closing tags </ol> or </ul>, respectively. If you do not close the list with the appropriate close tag, it should automatically be closed when the parent element (usually <body>) is closed; this is considered incorrect and invalid, but browsers will generally render it this way anyway.
<p> to create a paragraph, you do not need to end a </p> at the end of your paragraph.
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It's called <ol> for "ordered list".
A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info. A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info.
The LI tag creates a list item. In an unordered list, this item is bulleted by default in most browsers.
<p> to create a paragraph, you do not need to end a </p> at the end of your paragraph.
The <UL> tag, which is an unordered list.
</body>
No the HR tag does not need a close tag.
The li tag, which stands for list item.
It's called <ol> for "ordered list".
To make a numbered list in HTML, use the following code: <ol> <li>This would be item 1</li> <li>This would be item 2</li> <li>This would be item 3</li> <li>And so on...</li> </ol> The <ol> tag starts the numbered list, while the </ol> tag ends it. Each <li> tag starts a new item in the list. Each </li> tag ends an item in the list. Just be sure to remember to close each list item before beginning the next one or before ending the whole list, otherwise your list will not format properly. For a list without numbers (a bulletpoint list), simple replace the <ol> tag with a <ul> tag, and the </ol> tag with a </ul> tag. Hope this helps! :)
An HTML end tag example the end tag to the <header> would be: </header>
The only tag you need is the tag to do the centring and a tag to end each line. After the last line you would have the closing center tag: There are other ways of doing it, but that is the simplest.
TAG Recordings ended in 1997.
The <ol> tag creates an ordered (i.e. numbered) list in HTML.
A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info. A basic HTML tag shoould in clude a start and end tag for example to make text you have 2 tags <p>text goes here</p> the slassh means end tag. that is if you have a tag with lots of stuff. but if you have a tag like<body bgcolor="#000000">you don't need that. just put lesstan sighn, what tag does, greater than sighn. you also need info on what the tag does. for example in the body bgcolor tag above you type what you want the tag to do, than type = and put qoutation marks before and after the info.