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Formatting
Basic Typesetting
to be written
Lists
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- Bulleted lists start each line with an asterisk
- For HTML people: this is like a <ul> list
- To indent further, repeat the asterisk...
- ...like this
- To indent further, repeat the asterisk...
- Numbered lists begin with an octothorpe
- For HTML people: this is like an <ol> list
- You can also have numbered sub-lists
- ...and sub-sub-lists
- ...without losing the numbering...
- You can also have numbered sub-lists
- ...of any of the outer lists.
- colon just indents a line...
- ...without any symbols or anything.
- A line break will restart the numbering
- If you do more than one character of additional indent per line,
- you get repeated bullets
- If you do more than one character of additional indent per line,
- or numbers
- on the same line.
- You can also...
- ...mix and match; as far as I can tell...
- ...it's the final symbol...
- ...which determines how the line is formatted.
- also
- semicolon boldfaces everything up to the first colon, and puts the rest on the next line, indented
- stuff
- this line explains about stuff
- things
- but this line is about things!
- remember
- don't get them confused.