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The ‘TYPE’ attribute defines the type of bullets that is in the list. For example: disc, square, circle, etc. Some
values of ‘TYPE’ attribute which are used in <UL> tag are:
Type Value Style
disc
circle
square
The syntax for using the <UL> tag is as follows:
<UL TYPE = "Value">
<LI> List1
...............
</UL>
The following HTML code uses the <UL> tag to create two unordered lists with different bullet styles:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> USING UN-ORDERED LIST</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR = "PINK">
<H1> OpenOffice Suite</H1>
<UL Type = "DISC">
<LI> OpenOffice Writer</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Calc</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Impress</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Draw</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Base</LI>
</UL>
<UL Type = "SQUARE">
<LI> OpenOffice Writer</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Calc</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Impress</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Draw</LI>
<LI> OpenOffice Base</LI>
</UL>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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