A client wants one main bullet point then several sub built points. Can any body give my a little help with this please?
Again, was that a question? (sorry, but that's JUST a little vague) Do you mean a Header followed by a UL, or a nesting a UL inside a UL?
<ul> <li>This is a bullet point</li> <li>This is a bullet point</li> <li>This is a bullet point</li> <ul> <li>This is a nested bullet point</li> <li>This is a nested bullet point</li> <li>This is a nested bullet point</li> </ul> </ul> HTML: And you would style your UL's and LI's accordingly in your CSS. UL UL would be the nested list. Hope this helps.
deathshadow, Of course it was a question, he was asking for help. Courtenay, the nested list has to be a child of a list item. Correct method: <ul> <li>First Level <ul> <li>Second level</li> <li>Second level</li> <li>Second level</li> </ul> </li> </ul> Code (markup):
Sorry, but I didn't understand a word of it... Though yes, I do suspect he wanted a nested UL... in which case as you said, it needs to go into an LI - preferably the one it is a subgroup of.