Answer 1

i think that's what you want. that's the CSS

li {
display: inline;
}

Answer 2

show me your code

Answer 3

go on your profile > codes. Type the code, and make it public.

Answer 4

or if it's already there, just tell me the name of it

Answer 5

just the unordered list?

Answer 6

alright!

Answer 7

check it out on my codes. As soon as you get it i'll delete it. rhe name is "about CSS"..

Answer 8

you're welcome :D as i said, the code was just

li {
display: inline;
}

just needed to place it into the CSS section. you can do " display: inline" for other elements which stand below each other instead of side by side. or put "display: block" and if the elements stand side by side, they'll be above each other.

don't forget to pratice, and look for different sources!