When the list is Numbered it’s fine.
- Number one
- Number two
- Number three
But as soon you have some comments in between list then it resets numbers, no matter what you write.
- Number four
Some text here
- Number five
Some text here
When the list is Numbered it’s fine.
But as soon you have some comments in between list then it resets numbers, no matter what you write.
Some text here
Some text here
There is a workaround to put Preformatted Text tags around:
When the list is Numbered it’s fine.
But as soon you have some comments in between list then it resets numbers, no matter what you write.
4.
Number four
Some text here
5
. Number five
Some text here
Yeah, this is a known limitation of markdown, you can’t break the list:
1. Test
2. Another
Comment
3. Works
<br>
If you never break the block
4. See?
Test
Another
Comment
Works
If you never break the block
See?
Markdown-it makes this a little better by allowing lists to start at arbitrary numbers.
Ok, thx for the link
Edit:
To make in simple words to someone who could find this usefull
I’ve found that if you don’t have empty row above (write anything) the list will continue to count.
In the example number 4 has _ above while number 5 has empty row.
This is the way Markdown works.