DarrenLCB

Lists are very helpful, it gives detailed information that are easy to read and straight to the point. The topic here isn't the content to put on the list, but how to create one.

These lists can help you make tabs, and nav bars just like the one I have on this site, the tabs that have home, about us, etc.


First let's start with the tag
< ul >which stands for unordered list, you can also use
< ol >which is ordered list. The difference is that ul uses bullet points, ol uses numbers. It's pretty simple, after this. So first you have a
< ul >after that you enter the tag
< li > enter keywords here < /li >



In order to add more lists, simply start a whole new < li > < /li >

So it should look like this (Remember to remove spaces)

< ul >
< li > Stuff < /li >
< li > Other stuff < li >
< /ul >


Here's an example of the outcome you should have, (text may vary on what you put inside)

• Stuff
• Other stuff

If you wanna add hyperlinks to the lists like this

• Click
• Here

the html code should look like this...


< ul >
< li >< a href="http://darrenlcb.blogspot.com" >Click< /a >< /li >
< li >< a href="http://darrenlcb.blogspot.com" >Here< /a >< /li >
< /ul >

If you didn't know, the < a href=(Put web address here) > < /a >

The = is basically what website or destination you want the text to go to, (btw href means hyperlink reference)

There doesn't have to be quotes, but in blogger they may require you to put it if you edit your layout in hmtl.

That's it for now, and remember you can always add font size, font color, or other neat stuff like that, also boxing the tabs to make it look nice like my sites! All that will be covered in the next portion of this guide!

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