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How to dynamically append li to ul?

What are UL's and li's?

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    A UL is an Unordered (i.e. bulleted) List. It is a container which holds one or more List Items. <ul> <li>Item one</li> <li>Item two</li> </ul> If you want automagically numbered lists, you use an OL (Ordered List) instead. The List Item tag doesn't change, only the container: <ol> <li>Item one</li> <li>Item two</li> </ol>

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A < UL > is an unordered list. An < LI > is a line within that list - a bullet. Also, an < OL > is for an ordered list (numbers instead of bullets).

Regan Bourland

I agree with the other answers.  I just wanted to add that they are both often formatted into what you use for menus using CSS.  It's simple, and it's what many search engines look for, other than meta data.  You'll even see them on this page if you right click and view the page source.  The code is generated by a server, but you can use crl F to find the lists.

James Sager

When it comes to creating lists, we have two different options in our web developer’s arsenal – an ordered list <ol> and an unordered list <ul> . Each of these two types of lists are created through the use of list items, which are denoted by the <li> tag. Taken from: http://www.webdevaddict.com/tutorials/beginner/lists-in-html/

Heather Wilson

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