How to Copy and Paste Website Bullet Points Correctly
The HTML "<ul>" tag indicates to a Web browser that you want to display a list of bullet point items in your code. You must ensure you copy the entire HTML code on your site to properly copy and paste a bullet list in website code. You use this feature when you want to copy a bullet list from one Web page to another without manually re-typing the code.
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Instructions
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Right-click the HTML page from which you want to copy the code. Click "Open With" and click your HTML editor. Right-click the target Web page and open the page in the same editor.
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Find the "ul" tag in your website code. You can also use the "Find" feature. Press "Ctrl" and "F" keys and type "<ul" in the text box. Press "Enter" to scroll directly to the list.
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Copy all code from the "<ul>" start tag to the "</ul>" end tag. For instance, the following code shows you an HTML list, and you copy all of the code below to properly copy and paste to another Web page:
<ul>
<li>Item 1</li>
<li>Item 2</li>
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Paste the copied list to the body of the target Web page. You can insert a list anywhere between the "<body>" and "</body>" tags.
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