ordered list. To create the list content, li tags need to be nested inside the ol tag.
<ul></ul>
unordered list. (aka--bulleted list.) To create the list content, li tags need to be nested inside the ol tag.
<li></li>
list item. Used in both ordered and unordered lists to display the content of the individual list items. Each
separate list item should be surrounded with li tags.
<table></table>
table tag. This tag denotes the entire area of a table, but does not on its own render any content.
<caption></caption>
table caption. This tag needs to be inside a table tag to function
<thead></thead>
table heading. Denotes the first row of cells of a table--the column headers. A row and individual cells
must be contained within this tag to disply content, and this tag must be within a table tag.
<th></th>
Individual heading cells; the content of each header should be surrounded by this tag. th cells should
be within a thead and within a tr (table row)
<tbody></tbody>
table body. Denotes start and end of the main body of the table data. A rows (tr) and individual cells (td)
must be contained within this tag to disply content, and this tag must be within a table tag.
<tr></tr>
table row. tr tags can be placed in the table head (thead), table body (tbody), and the table footer (tfoot), and
they contain individual cells, either th or td.
<td></td>
table cell. These tags appear within table rows (tr) and should surround each individual unit of content in a cell.
The number of td tags within a table row will determine the number of columns in the table.
<tfoot></tfoot>
table footer. Denotes start and end of the footer of the table. A rows (tr) and individual cells (td)
must be contained within this tag to disply content, and this tag must be within a table tag.