At some point almost every blog user will want to make a list in an entry, and while some might just use a carriage return (new line) others may know a little html and decide to use html lists instead. The following lists, unordered, ordered, and definition demonstrate how themes handle them.
This is an unordered list <ul>- this is a list item <li>
another unordered list- sub-list item
- another sub-list item
- another list item
- and another one
This is an ordered list <ol>- this is a list item <li>
another ordered list- sub-list item
- another sub-list item
- another list item
- and another one
This is a definition list <dl>- our first term <dt>
- this is our first description <dd>. Imagine using these lists in your own blog.
- second definition
- how do you define something that cannot be defined, you could find a dictionary or encyclopaedia, perhaps browse the wikipaedia, or maybe ask for comments from your site visitors.