The HTML ul element is used to create an unordered list of items. It is often used to display menus, lists of links, and other similar items. In PHP, we can easily generate HTML ul elements using loops and arrays.
Example 1: Simple unordered list using PHP
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This example uses a PHP array to generate a list of fruits. The foreach() loop iterates over each item in the array and generates an HTML li element for each one.
This example generates a nested list of categories and items using a multidimensional array. The outer loop iterates over each category, and the inner loop iterates over each item within that category.
Package library: None (standard PHP functions)
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