Once you are comfortable with simple text things such as underlining and bold and italics, you can move on to more complicated stuff, such as lists. There are two ways to do lists in HTML.
Bullets
Bullets are the little circles that are sometimes put down when making a list. These lists are called "unordered lists" or "ul" for short. To start bullet points you need to type <ul>. You want each bullet point to appear on a new line so you type <li> before it.
When you have finished all your bullet points type </ul>
The code would look like this:
<ul>
<li>Hi there
<li>This is bullet two
<li>Finally, bullet three
</ul>
This is what would actually be displayed on your web page:
If you don't like the look of a bullet list, you can also use a numbered list.
Numbered Lists
Numbered lists are very similar to an unordered list when writing the HTML coding. Instead of <ul>, you use <ol>. This would be the HTML coding.
<ol>
<li>Hi there
<li>This is number two
<li>Finally, number three
</ol>
This is what would be on your website:
