Help:Lists
Lists
More on help with lists at Meta-Wiki.
There are different kinds of lists.
BulletedUse * to start each line. Different numbers of *s give different levels of nesting. | |
| Markup | Gives on the page: |
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*item *item **item **item *item **item ***item *item |
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Numbered
Use # to start each line. Different numbers of #s give different levels of nesting. Note that this does not give outline numbering, as in the table of contents boxes.
| Markup | Gives on the page: |
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#item #item ##item ##item #item ##item ###item #item |
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More list examples | |
| Markup | Gives on the page: |
Indent the whole list
:*Item 1 :*Item 2 :**Item 2.1 :*Item 3 |
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Mix types w/continuation
#Item 1 has an embedded numbered list ##Item 1.1 ##Item 1.2 #:and then item 1 continues #Item 2 ##Item 2.1 has an embedded bulleted list ##*2.1.1 ##*2.1.2 ##:before it continues ##Item 2.2 |
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Some of the more complex list types don't render particularly well, and should probably be avoided.
More Info
- Basic Editing tutorial - Just enough to get started: Entering Edit mode for existing pages, creating new pages, adding Links, basic formatting (italic,bold,bold-italic), Subheadings, Categories
- Intermediate Editing tutorial (all on one page) - For users who want more control over appearance: Indenting, Lists, Image and table basics. Basic templates, Including content from one page into another. Individual tutorials:
- Lists
- Images
- Tables
- References
- Templates - includes how to include content from another file, as either an editable or noneditable copy
- Advanced Editing tutorial - Advanced topics: for those who will be building templates, and those who just want to know what else can be done
- Editing outside the wiki - using MS Word or other converters.
