Hi,
André Schnabel wrote:
Hi,
Devakrit Bagchi schrieb:
Consider the following example of insertion of points -
1.)Master point
a.)Sub points
b.)
c.)
Now i wanna insert this text in the master point...there is not
way to do it!
Type your Master point and apply the numbering style you want.
Presse Return followed by tab - this will give you a subpoint with
numbering.
Type your subpoints.
When c) is finished (be aware that you neet to have some text for c) )
Press Alt+Return followed by Shift+Tab. This will give you a paragraph
without numbering symbol and decrease the level by one.
You can also to this using the Numbering and Bullets toolbar.
André
Yes, that is the right way to do it.
some technical background:
The Alt+Return creates a new paragraph still belonging to the list, but
its list label is switch off. Thus, you can combine several paragraphs
into one list item. The term list item comes from the ODF specification.
A list item can contain several paragraphs and sub lists. The sub lists
usually contain the list items for the sub points. Only the first
paragraph of a list item gets a list label. The other paragraphs belong
to this list item.
If your already have 3 list items. E.g.:
1. ABC
2. DEF
3. GHI
You can join (e.g.) the first and second list item into one, by placing
the cursor before the "D" and hit Backspace. You will see the list label
"2." will vanish and list label "3." will change to "2.":
1. ABC
DEF
2. GHI
Now, the first list item contains two paragraphs - "ABC" and "DEF".
The resulting pseudo ODF structure will look like:
<list>
<list-item>
<paragraph>ABC</paragraph>
<paragraph>DEF</paragraph>
</list-item>
<list-item>
<paragraph>GHI</paragraph>
</list-item>
</list>
Regards, Oliver.
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