HTML tags

[Hosun]

Hi,

I want to present unordered list in Screenshot 1.

So, I wrote HTML tags in Screenshot 2.

But list is not appear in Screenshot 3.

Would you help me?

Hosun

Screenshot 1Screenshot 2Screenshot 3

[BenPleysier]

See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ul

[osgood_]

It's <li> </li> NOT <l> </l> as you currently have it coded.

[Hosun]

Thank you very much for two of you replied me.

I corrected it. 

The remaining issue is all lists are represented in one line. 

Is there any solution?

Hosun

 

[osgood_]

You must have something set in your css that is making the list items display inline.......the html mark up is now correct.

Best test is to detach your css file and see what happens.

[Hosun]

I tried various ways but css is hardly applied. So, I chose to go with <p> and ;.

Hosun

 

[Nancy OShea]

I tried various ways but css is hardly applied.

By @Hosun

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Disable your CSS as a test. 

This is what default list styles look like in an error-free HTML document.   LIVE VIEW:

[Ben M]

What you are showing is the HTML code and not the CSS styling code. Do you have the page online somewhere or could you upload it online so we can see what's going on?

[Hosun]

Thank you very much for your reply. 

As seen in my first Screenshots, I am publishing a book on Apple Books. There is a book description field.  To present a text as I intended, I was making a try in Metadata, using some tags.

It looks a little different from the ordinary functioning of HTML and CSS.

Hosun

[Hosun]

I think I was mistaken. 

I'd rather try with RTF.

Hosun

 

[Ben M]

What program are you showing in your first screenshot?

[Hosun]

TextEdit on Mac.

Hosun

[Nancy OShea]

Ask Apple about Apple products.

This is an Adobe product community.

[Ben M]

Do you have access to the entire Adobe CC? If you do, have you considered using InDesign instead of trying to do HTML?

[Hosun]

I sent an inquiry email to Apple Books and posted a question on Apple Comminuities. But I didn't get the answer. 

I posted a question on Id Community. I got to know the same thing happens in Amazon. 

Thank you very much for all of you who replied me.

Hosun

[Nancy OShea]

I am publishing a book on Apple Books.
By @Hosun

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Apple Books have specific guidelines on metadata.  Providing good metadata for your book helps ensure it appears in relevant user searches. Refer to the guidelines below.

https://itunespartner.apple.com/books/support/12-metadata

Description: Use Rich Text Format (RTF) to format your text instead of HTML tags. For example, use the Command-B keyboard shortcut to make highlighted text appear in bold. Or, copy and paste formatted text into the description. If you enter text that is not UTF-8 encoded, you may see incorrect symbols in your book description.