In HTML, to add a dot in front of the text, this is usually achieved by using the unordered list () and list item () tags. Here's a simple example:
The first item. The second item.
The third item. In this example, a small dot is automatically added to the front of each (list item) element. This is the default way standard unordered listings are displayed in most browsers. If you want to customize the style of these little dots, such as changing the color or size, you can do so using CSS.
If you want to customize the style of the dots in the HTML unordered list, you can use CSS. Here are some common ways to customize:
1.Change color:
You can change the color of the dots via the color attribute of CSS. Note that this actually changes the text color of the entire list item, including the dots.
ul {color: red;Set the color of the text and dots to red
2.Change the style of the dot:
Using the list-style-type property, you can change the style of the tag. For example, change to square or Roman numerals.
list-style-type: square;Change the dot to the cube
3.Use Custom:
You can also use the list-style-image attribute to use a custom as a list item tag.
list-style-image: url('path_to_image.png');Use custom as a list tag
4.Adjust the indentation:
Use the padding and margin properties to adjust the indentation of the list, which is useful for controlling the space between the list items and the dots.
padding-left: 20px;Add left padding
margin-left: 0px;Reduce the left margin
Add these CSS rules to your stylesheet and apply them to the corresponding elements in your HTML to customize how the dots appear.