Wolfgang,
Thank you for that info. That is unfortunate. Is there any way I can achieve
what I need? That is
1. Foo
+ Some bullet item 1,
+ Some bullet item 2,
+ Some bullet item 3.
2. Baz
Thank you.
Malte.
On 25/03/2012, at 3:54, ntg-context-requ...@ntg.nl wrote:
ConTeXt uses
You can use \startitemize[1] directly. (You can put it in a macro, so if you
ever want to change the style of bullets, you just have to adjust the macro.)
\startnlist
\item Foo
\startitemize[1]
\item Some bullet item 1,
\item Some bullet item 2.
\stopitemize
\item Baz
\startnlist % start
Am 24.03.2012 um 05:25 schrieb Malte Stien:
I have the following two definitions for bullet point lists...
% Setup bullet point lists
\defineitemgroup[blist][before={\blank[1ex]}]
\setupitemgroup[blist][1][packed][symbol=1]
\setupitemgroup[blist][2][packed][symbol=2]
... and
I have the following two definitions for bullet point lists...
% Setup bullet point lists
\defineitemgroup[blist][before={\blank[1ex]}]
\setupitemgroup[blist][1][packed][symbol=1]
\setupitemgroup[blist][2][packed][symbol=2]
... and numbered lists
% Setup numbered lists
Hi again,
I just noticed that the last line of my code was
\startnlist
when it should have been
\stopnlist
It was correct in my code, but too much fiddling and trying things made it
wrong when I copied it across to the email. Even with the correct line in
there, my problem still exists.
