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And welcome back. In the previous video we talked about a few of the common tags that HTML uses.

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We're going to expand on that knowledge and learn a few more. So, I'm going to delete these, and I'm going

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to teach you about something called an 'Ordered List'.

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So an 'ol' tag, and within this tag we have list 'li' items -

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'banana' and, another list item, 'apple', and lastly let's do, 'orange'.

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So if I save this, again, I refresh and we have banana, apple, orange. So you can see here this is how you

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make lists.

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And this is an 'Ordered List' so you can see we have '1, 2, 3'.

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If we want to make it without the numbers, we use something called an 'Unordered List', 'ul'.

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And again I save that, and refresh, and we have these.

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Now there's also subfields that you can use.

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So again this is all about nesting, and having parent tags, and children tags.

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So let's say within 'apples' we wanted to have - let me structure that are a little bit cleaner,

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there you go, within 'apples'.

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We also want to emphasize that there is the 'fuji' apple and there is 'honey crisp'.

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And while I can't think of a third type of apple, so, I'm going to delete that. If I save this, and refresh,

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well, we have a nested list. There you have it you have your list items. I'll see in the next video, where

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we're going to learn about putting images into our website and self-closing tags.

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See you in the next one.