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Hello,
I have the following part of code
sentence_1
<ul>
<li> sentence_2
</ul>
And I would like to decrease distance between sentence_1 and
sentence_2. Is it possible?
Are you nesting uls? What you have here looks off, like it should be
<ul>
<li>sentence_1</li>
<li>sentence_2</li>
</ul>
But, to answer your question, look into margin on the ul element:
ul {margin:0}
In case you don't understand, the above answer involves the use of
a style-sheet.
By the way, while the <UL> tag requires a closing </UL>, a closing
</LI> is optional for the <LI> tag.
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