Description

How did we get first level bullet at first level enumeration and how did we stop following enumeration?

1. line one
2. bullet first level
3. bullet first level
4. line two
5. line one
   • bullet second level
   • bullet second level
6. line two

First at all I just wanted to describe only the problem with the bullet level, but by typing this I got the next problem. This should be two lists from 1. to 2. enumaration does only work if second level bullets are used. A newline does not clear the enumaration value. -- ReimarBauer 2005-12-19 14:19:14

Source of the above example:

 1. line one
 * bullet first level
 * bullet first level
 1. line two

 1. line one
  * bullet second level
  * bullet second level
 1. line two

Steps to reproduce

see description

Example

See description for original example

New example from ThomasHennemann:

 1. line one
 1. line two
 1. line three
 1. line four
==  ==
 1. new list line one
 1. new list line two

Display:

1. line one
2. line two
3. line three
4. line four

1. new list line one
2. new list line two

Details

this wiki

Workaround

• enumaration goes well with second level bullets used

Discussion

• same problem in 1.3.5

Sorry I mixed up two reports together. The first example is wrong but how else should I show first level bullets? I tried to make two enumaration lists one with first level bullets and one with second level bullets. This doesn't work as we see. It is not a bug I agree but it's a design problem.-- ReimarBauer 2005-12-19 19:12:28

I still don't see the problem(s):

 * first level bullet line one
 * first level bullet line two
  1. second level enumeration
  1. second level enumeration
 * first level bullet line three

• first level bullet line one
• first level bullet line two
  1. second level enumeration
  2. second level enumeration
• first level bullet line three

As said before you must not mix first (or second or third or...) level styles. You have to stick to either enumeration or bullets for the first level(same for other levels). This is IMHO quite logical. -- ThomasHennemann 2005-12-19 20:31:38

It's definitly not logical to start for example with b if a also is there. I understand you like to tell if one asks to get a closed dot he could get only an opened one. This is how it is designed now.

I am afraid I lost you: Do you mean these differences?

• filled
  • open
    • filled, but different shape

It seems that you cannot select the bullet icon for each indvidual level. Is that what you ask for?
I have no idea what you mean with a and b. Sorry! -- ThomasHennemann 2005-12-19 21:17:05

I will add a patch or image example later on. Then it should be easier to follow me. -- ReimarBauer 2005-12-20 11:44:09

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