Ordered list format

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Multi-level lists and alphabetic lists

Use case or problem (Obsidian v. 0.13.14) When making ordered lists Obsidian will successfully recognise that a set of instructions should be successively labelled as ‘1) [Some text] \r\n 2) [More text]’ etc. and will be displayed as ‘1. [Some Text]\r\n 2. [More text]’. This does not apply when creating a sub-set of an instruction using alphabetic characters. I.e., Typing ‘a) [Some text] \r\n’ does not result in the new line having ‘b)’ ready for the next sub-instruction or the preview editor r…

Problems encountered when modifying unordered lists styles with CSS

Hey This will cover all 7 levels in reading-mode + edit-mode: SCREENSHOT (reading-mode) [Screen Shot 2023-02-07 at 3.00.06 PM] CSS /* LEVEL 1 */ .markdown-reading-view ul > li > .list-bullet:after, .markdown-source-view.mod-cm6 .HyperMD-list-line-1 .list-bullet:after { /* Bullet */ height: 5px; width: 5px; border-radius: 50%; background-color: var(--bullet-new-color); } /* LEVEL 2 */ .markdown-reading-view ul > li > ul > li > .list-bullet:after, .markdown-sourc…

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