Use the <UL> tag to start an unordered list of
items, and use the </UL> to end the unordered list. Each
item in an unordered list is indented. Start each item of the list with
the <LI>, or list item, tag.
Use the <OL> tag to start an ordered list of items, and
use the </OL> to end the ordered list.
Each item in an ordered list is indented, just as they are with unordered lists.
Also, each list item in an ordered list is preceded with a number, in order, instead
of a "bullet".
You can create nested lists in HTML by simply including
the list tags inside a list item tag.
The definition list tag, or <DL>, can be used to define
a definition. It is commonly used to describe items found in a glossary. The
definition list is made up of a term, <DT>, and followed by
one or more definition descriptions <DD> items.
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