How to Create a Nested List in HTML
Learn how to Make a List in HTML., Learn that a nested list is just an outline of a list with indentations and other lists inside a big list. , Create the first part of the list up to the point where you'd like the indentation nested list to be...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Learn how to Make a List in HTML.
Don't clear the initial list with a </ol> or </ul> tag yet.
Also, don't denote a separate list item, if it has no label to go along with it.
Sometimes, looking at the code, you can see that this new list is a nested list. , Denote the list using either the <ul> or <ol> tag and enter your list items. ,, If you need to bring more bullet points outwards a level after you are finished, end the list and type another list item without typing a brand new ordered list or unordered list-tag. , Type the ending tag for the ordered tag or unordered tag (in a reverse fashion, from inner-most to outer-most fashion). -
Step 2: Learn that a nested list is just an outline of a list with indentations and other lists inside a big list.
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Step 3: Create the first part of the list up to the point where you'd like the indentation nested list to be placed/begin and press ↵ Enter.
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Step 4: Create the new indented sub-list using the format for the type of list you'd like.
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Step 5: End this inner/indented list type.
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Step 6: End the full outer list or
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Step 7: if you have further indentations
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Step 8: type these lists too (while not ending the previous lists).
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Step 9: Bring the document to a close.
Detailed Guide
Don't clear the initial list with a </ol> or </ul> tag yet.
Also, don't denote a separate list item, if it has no label to go along with it.
Sometimes, looking at the code, you can see that this new list is a nested list. , Denote the list using either the <ul> or <ol> tag and enter your list items. ,, If you need to bring more bullet points outwards a level after you are finished, end the list and type another list item without typing a brand new ordered list or unordered list-tag. , Type the ending tag for the ordered tag or unordered tag (in a reverse fashion, from inner-most to outer-most fashion).
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