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Peter Huang
5,427 Pointsdo we need to use function to create a " li " to pass in the array?
Do we need to use function to create a " li " to pass in the array so every result will be in a white line?
If there is no function made for the " li ", everything gets stored into 1 line. Is there a way around it?
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,732 PointsAs used in the video, the list items do more than just make each entry on a separate line, they also affect the foreground and background coloring, and provide item numbers.
But if you only wanted to put the items on different lines, you could put a <br> element after each one.
Michael Kristensen
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 26,251 PointsThe way the lists present themselves in the final webpage, is defined by the style.css, which you will see has some code that describes how a list items should behave and appear when viewed in the browser. So by declaring that this lists is full of 'li' items, and passing that to the HTML, you get a neatly defined list, with a visual representation that fits the 'li'-type