Multi-Level Bulleted List using Textile

jshan · 2009-01-16 22:29:30

Hi,

While I have no problem using Textile to create numeric list, the bulleted list doesn’t seem to work the way I wanted.

There is no indentation for my bulleted list. In other words, although the list starts on a new paragraph, the bullets are all pushed against the left margin of the main content body.

In additon, how can I create 2- or 3-level bullet list in Textile?

(PS: is there any way to attach small screenshots on the forum? It’d be easier to see what the problem is.)

Thank you,

Jay

Bloke · 2009-01-16 22:46:19

No idea about the squashed up bullet lists (CSS isn’t my strong point), but…

how can I create 2- or 3-level bullet list in Textile?

* Level 1
** Level 2
*** Level 3

PS: is there any way to attach small screenshots on the forum?

!image_url!

(in theory, though success might depend on how long you’ve had your forum account, I’m not sure if there are any restrictions. Failing that a "link":http://yoursite.com/to/your/picture.jpg should work)

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jshan · 2009-01-17 00:00:27

Thanks Bloke. After tweaking my CSS, I guess the problem is the lack of indentation for the list, i.e., the bullets stick out of the body text’s left alignment.

I also tried 2-level listing, hoping to mimick the effect of increasing indent. But like I guessed, it did not work because you’ll need a first-level, which goes back to the problem, before you can have a 2nd-level bulleted list

Last edited by jshan (2009-01-17 00:03:00)

Bloke · 2009-01-17 00:23:15

Does this ALA article look anything like what you’re seeing?

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Multi-Level Bulleted List using Textile

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Re: Multi-Level Bulleted List using Textile

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Re: Multi-Level Bulleted List using Textile

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