Lists: Create an Unordered List

	An unordered list uses a bullet to indicate the list item.
The <UL> Tag	Create an unordered list by using the <UL></UL> tags. Use the <LI> tag in front of each list item. The <LI> tag requires no closing tag.	HINTS: UL= Unordered List LI=List Item
Example	I enjoy reading many different kinds of books: Science Fiction Mysteries Thrillers Serious Literature General Nonfiction The code for the above list is: I enjoy reading many different kinds of books: <UL> <LI>Science Fiction <LI>Mysteries <LI>Thrillers <LI>Serious Literature <LI>General Nonfiction </UL>
	By default the type of bullet in an unordered list is a dark circle. Use the TYPE=[shape] attribute with the opening <UL> tag to specify another bulleting style for the entire list. Use the TYPE=[shape] attribute with the <LI> tag to specify another type of bullet for a particular list item
	Replace [shape] with a value as indicated in the examples below.
Types of Bullets	Here is a solid round bullet; in HTML the value is disc. Here is a hollow round bullet; in HTML the value is circle. Here is a solid square; in HTML the value is square.
	The HTML code for the above sequence is: <UL> <LI TYPE=DISC>Here is a solid round bullet; in HTML the value is <B>disc</B>. <LI TYPE=CIRCLE>Here is a hollow round bullet; in HTML the value is <B>circle </B>. <LI TYPE=SQUARE>Here is a solid square; in HTML the value is<B> square </B>. </UL>
Nested Unordered Lists	A nested list is a list within a list. To create a nested unordered list, add another <UL></UL> tag pair within your original list. By default the first level of a nested unordered list will use solid bullets, the second level will use hollow bullets, and the third level will use solid squares.