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<li>...</li> |
These tags define the enclosed text as an item in a list. The closing tag is optional. |
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Example |
<li>If I don't do it, somebody else will!</li> |
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<ol>...</ol> |
The ordered list tags instruct the browser to format the list of items that follow in numerical order. |
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Example |
<ol> |
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<p>...</p> |
The paragraph tags define the enclosed text as a single paragraph for display purposes. Each paragraph is separated by some spacing. |
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Example |
<p>Here is a single sentence paragraph.</p> |
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<table>...</table> |
The table tags denote the beginning and end of a table. |
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Example |
<table> |
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<td>...</td> |
The <td> tags define the enclosed text as a single entry for a column in a table. |
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Example |
See <table> above |
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<th>...</th> |
The <th> tags define the enclosed text as a heading for a table. |
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Example |
See <table> above |