How to Make a Bullet in HTML
HTML lets you format Web pages with rich text features similar to a word processor such as Microsoft Word, OpenOffice Writer or iWork Pages. You accomplish this using HTML "tags" to indicate how a page is formatted to a browser like Firefox or Internet Explorer. Edit the HTML code in a page using a plain text editor such as Notepad or TextEdit, or a full Web design program. Word processors such as Microsoft Word are a poor choice for HTML editing since they insert custom formatting that may not be compatible with all browsers.
Instructions
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Open the HTML page in your preferred text editor. Scroll down to the section in which you want to add bullets.
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Type "<ul>" to create a new bullet list and press "Enter." Type "<li>" to create the first bullet. Unless otherwise noted don't include the quotes.
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Type the content of the first bullet. Type "</li>" to close the first bullet and press "Enter." Add additional bullets by starting them with "<li>" and ending them with the "</li>" tag, then pressing "Enter."
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Close the bullet list by typing "</ul>" and pressing "Enter." Save the HTML file and upload it to your Web hosting provider's site using the tools provided with your hosting package.
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