I would like to have an indented sublist (bullet or numbered) under a top-level list item. I know how to do this in various formatting languages — HTML, Markdown, etc. — but I don’t see how to do it using the editing features of discourse. I realize I can use HTML, but. I probably could use MD too? What’s the easiest way of doing this?
- parent list item
- sub-item
- another parent
- sub item again
- yet another sub item
- parent list item
- sub-item
- another parent
- sub item again
- yet another sub item
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Ok, how did you do that??? I can’t recreate it.
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The top half of @cpradio’s post is how he did it. Copy the stuff in the gray box right into a reply, and that’s how you can do it.
Essentially, to create a bullet, make sure there is a blank line above if not the first line, then type a dash, a space, then the line of text. To create an indented bullet, after a regular bullet, type a space, then dash, then space, then text.
Hope this helps!
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- ok, got it!
- Thanks!
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You may wish to work through the interactive tutorials at http://commonmark.org/help – it’s a great resource!
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