Number and Bullet Lists
You create bullets and numbered lists by using an "*" asterisk or "#" hash as the first character on a line.
eg
* bullets
## numbered list depth two
* bullets
** indented bullets
# numbered list
# numbered list
## indented list
## indented list
### depth 3 indented list
### more
## and more
# and more
- numbered list depth two
- numbered list
- numbered list
- indented list
- indented list
- depth 3 indented list
- more
- and more
- and more
Warning: when you use # inside headers, the first level won't be numbered. The source mentions this 'looks stupid'.
Also see this NumberedHeadingsExample
Definition Lists
A definition list can be created by placing a ";" semicolon as the first character on a line, and using a ":" colon to separate the term from the definition. The colon must be on the same line as the semicolon; Definitions can be indented by repeated use of the ";" semicolon.
eg
;Term:Definition
;Verse:The owl and the pussy cat went to sea
;;Indented Term:Definition of an indented term
- Term
- Definition
- Verse
- The owl and the pussy cat went to sea
- Indented Term
- Definition of an indented term
Question
Does anyone know a way to force numbered lists to continue the numbering sequence after an included bulleted list? I'm looking for the effect of
<ol>
<li> 1. Blah
<li> 2. Blah blah
<ul>
<li> * snark
<li> * snack
</ul>
<li> 3. Blorp
</ol>
But what I get when I use # and ** is
1. Blah
2. Blah blah
* snark
* snack
1. Blorp
TIA, John Scott
- You can "fake" it by using <br>, so it looks like this:
- Blah
- Blah blah
* snark
* snack
- Blorp