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isn't that an implementation issue? your example doesn't work indeed in the StackEdit link, but 1. Item one 1. Item two 1. Subitem a 1. Subitem b doe
by wazari972 13y ago
isn't that an implementation issue? your example doesn't work indeed in the StackEdit link, but
1. Item one
1. Item two
1. Subitem a
1. Subitem b
does work, so that let me think that you just need to improve the parser to consider "a b c" as a valid ordered list, and maybe "i ii iii" at the same time?
(I replaced a, b and 2 by 1 to force the automatic numbering)
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- jstalin 13y agoYes, that would be nice if it parsed correctly. I need ordered lists that have capital letters, capital roman numerals, lowercase letters, numbers, and lowercase roman numerals.
- Terretta 13y agoIn all legal documents we work with, "legal numbering" is like 1.2.1.3. Here's CSS for that: http://lane.net.nz/blog/dave/creating-legal-list-numbering-only-using-css http://lane.net.nz/blog/dave/creating-legal-list-numbering-o... For your Digits, Roman Numerals, and Alpha numbering (mixed symbols), here's CSS for that: http://css.wikidot.com/cssnippet:easy-outline http://css.wikidot.com/cssnippet:easy-outline Use Markdown to make your list's HTML, use CSS to style it.