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   - another   - another
  
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 +Make sure you do **not** have a blank line before the ordered list starts. If you do, it interprets it following Markdown syntax.
 */ */
  
-Make sure you do //**not**// have a blank line before the ordered list starts. If you do, it interprets it following Markdown syntax.+For the time being, the only ordered list method that works is using Markdown syntax. 
  
  
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 gives you this, in proper DokuWiki style: gives you this, in proper DokuWiki style:
- +  * unordered List Item  
-  * unordered List Item+
   * two spaces before is the norm for DokuWiki list items   * two spaces before is the norm for DokuWiki list items
     * a sub-item     * a sub-item
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 2. the second point 2. the second point
  
-The interesting quirk of Markdown list syntax is that the numbers you use are ignored for the display. Look what happens when you type this:+The interesting quirk of Markdown list syntax is that the numbers you use are ignored for the display, except the first number in the list. Look what happens when you type this:
  
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-2. even if you number the first point '2' it is displayed as '1' +2. now, if you put the first point as '2' it is displayed as '2' 
-1. and even if you go backwards, the display moves forward +1. but if you go backwards, the display moves forward 
-  8. indent, and you get a sub-list, probably with letters instead of numbers+  1. indent, and you get a sub-list, probably with letters instead of numbers
 10. and even if you use two-digit numbers, they are just more numbers. 10. and even if you use two-digit numbers, they are just more numbers.
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 2. now, if you put the first point as '2' it is displayed as '2' 2. now, if you put the first point as '2' it is displayed as '2'
-1. and even if you go backwards, the display moves forward +1. but if you go backwards, the display moves forward 
-  8. indent, and you get a sub-list, probably with letters instead of numbers+  1. indent, and you get a sub-list, probably with letters instead of numbers
 10. and even if you use two-digit numbers, they are just more numbers. 10. and even if you use two-digit numbers, they are just more numbers.
  
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