What is the UL brand?

Unorried or unnumbered List brand, better known in short as a UL brand, provides a way to display designers of websites and group text on the website, as indented and reflected lists. UL labels are used in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and as an element defined in a cascading style leaf (CSS). While UL brands did not happen standardized until HTML 2.0 was defined in the first published HTML Timem Berners-Lee in 1992. This element is supported by all the main web browsers. The UL in HTML is marked with

opening and closing

brand, which also puts empty space in the line in front of and along the mark. CSS UL brands, which provide additional flexibility formatting beyond HTML UL, are defined in UL {list-style-type: }, where the value is defined as a disk, circle or square, with the default disk. The individual list of the list is inserted between the

tags that are first markedENY using Li or List. The following HTML example shows how to use this brand to arrange a fruit list:


• apples
  
• Bananas
  
• oranges
  
• pineapples
  

Inaugurated lists require the use of attributes, although there are a basic set of attributes - classes, id, style and name - as well as a number of standard or optional attributes that can be useful to edit the appearance of an unorror list. With the exception of compact and type attributes that were standardized in version 2.0, optional attributes were not formally standardized until version 4.0.

Compact attributes both reflected text and definition on one line. The type defines a bullet style that automatically defaults if no type is entered. Other predefined -yellow bullets used in HTML brands include a square and a circle. User defined images can be used nand the pre -defined bullet types by entering the location of stored images using the SRC attribute, as in

. The uniform source search engine, or URL, indicates the location of the image. Starting with versions 4.0.1, the systems and type attributes for the UL brand have been stopped, which means that this may not be supported in future HTML versions.

Other attributes used to define UL brand style include:

• dir: This attribute contains information about the text direction.
• ID: Defines a particular CSS property ID.
• Lang: Codes language.
• Style: defines inline CSS style.

JavaScript events that define what happens, for example, if the mouse floats via the HTML UL brand or when the user clicks on the list of the list, you can also be used to specify the unprinted list. Handlers of events supported by Tags Include Onclick, Ondbclick, OnmousDown, OnmuseUp, OnmousEover, Onmousemove, Onmouseout, OnKeypress, OnKeydown and OnKeyup.