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| doc:lists [2026/07/27 09:41] – [Markdown syntax] Simon Grant | doc:lists [2026/08/03 10:12] (current) – [Using the toolbar] Simon Grant | ||
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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. | ||
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| - | Make sure you do //**not**// have a blank line before | + | 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: | ||
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| * 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. now, if you put the first point as ' | 2. now, if you put the first point as ' | ||
| - | 1. and even if you go backwards, the display moves forward | + | 1. but if you go backwards, the display moves forward |
| 1. 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. now, if you put the first point as ' | ||
| - | 1. and even if you go backwards, the display moves forward | + | 1. but if you go backwards, the display moves forward |
| 1. 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. | ||