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Figure 8.14
Our Speakers page after updating our navigation menus and adding speak-
ers
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Summary
Lists are used quite commonly in HTML, often in places that might not be obvious or ap-
parent. The key is to use them as semantically as possible and to leverage them where they
best fit.
Let's recap. Within this lesson we covered the following:
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How to create unordered, ordered, and description lists
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How to properly nest lists inside of other lists
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How to change the list item marker style and position
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How to use a background image instead of a list item marker
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How to horizontally display or float lists
Now that we know how to add lists to our pages, let's add media to our pages, too. In the
next chapter we'll dive into embeddable media such as images, audio, and video.
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