Hi Stacie,
This can be done in a number of ways.
I find it best with nested lists to start by deciding how deep you
will go. Let's say for three levels, set in the first level:
If level is: 1
If context is: {first}
Numbering properties
Autonumber format:
To: framers@FrameUsers.com
Subject: Numbered list item picks up from preceding nested list item
Dear Framers:
Frame 7.1, Windows XP Pro
I am tweaking my first EDD (using the Structured Application
Developer's Guide) to get the levels and spacing right with list items
(LI) in ordered lists (OL
This is great! I never noticed that Empty Counter entry before. I
followed your procedure, Lester, and it's perfecto! Thank you so
much. What a great list. Thank you all.
--Stacie
On 11/22/05, Lester C. Smalley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can include the number or letter followed by a
Dear Framers:
Frame 7.1, Windows XP Pro
I am tweaking my first EDD (using the Structured Application
Developer's Guide) to get the levels and spacing right with list items
(LI) in ordered lists (OL) and unordered lists (UL) and various nested
combinations thereof, including depending on whether
Thank you for your kind replies. As I said, this is my first EDD and
there's a lot I don't know so please bear with me. I set up the
numbering in the EDD (I want to minimize the available elements, and
instead have the properties governed by where they appear):
If level is 1:
...
If context is:
You can include the number or letter followed by a colon, you simply
type the desired text into the EDD as content of the "Autonumber Format"
element.
However, I believe that you really want instead of designating these
items as different numbering series (which is what the A: or N: do) you
This is great! I never noticed that "Empty Counter" entry before. I
followed your procedure, Lester, and it's perfecto! Thank you so
much. What a great list. Thank you all.
--Stacie
On 11/22/05, Lester C. Smalley wrote:
> You can include the number or letter followed by a colon, you simply
