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    What is a tag <li/>

    for.?

    Can anyone point / find / share some related documentation ??

    I found the code in this answer on "thecodeparadox"

    I tried to find some documentation related to this in vain.

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    jQuery provides an alternative to the traditional DOM creation element.

    $("<li/>"); //create li element
    
          

    If you want to change an element or associate events with it, you can do the following:



    $("<li/>", { 
      click: function(){}, //allows you to bind events
      id: "test", // can be set html attribute
      addClass: "clickable" //allows you to bind jquery methods 
    });
    
          


    The documentation can be found here .

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    HTML provides tags for building ordered <ol>

    ("numbered") and unordered <ul>

    ("bulleted") lists.

    Each item in such a list is identified by a tag <li>

    .

    <ul>
      <li>First!</li>
      <li>Second Base</li>
      <li>Three Strikes and you are Out</li>
    </ul>
    
          



    (unfortunately, you often see the end tag </li>

    omitted) The notation <TAG/>

    is shorthand for empty tag (that is, equivalent <TAG></TAG>

    ).

    It is not enough to be used for an empty list item, other than as a placeholder to be extended later by javascript.

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    The <li/>

    jQuery tag is for creating tags. It's shorthand for <li></li>

    , in the jQuery documentation :

    If the parameter has a single tag (with an optional closing tag or quick close) - $( "<img />" )

    or $( "<img>" )

    , $( "<a></a>" )

    or $( "<a>" )

    - jQuery creates the element using a built-in JavaScript function .createElement()

    .

    Basic sample:

    $('<li/>').text('Hello World 1').appendTo('ul');
    $('<li></li>').text('Hello World 2').appendTo('ul');
    $('<li>').text('Hello World 3').appendTo('ul');
    
          

    See jsFiddle Demo .

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