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Numbered List Styles

 

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In Wiki Style Examples, there is an illustration of numbered lists. This does not work with Wikipublisher because it uses 5 levels of numbered list nesting — one more than L^AT_EX supports. Here is a revised version using 4 levels.

In particular, this means that outlines are now possible using the predefined %ROMAN%, %roman%, %ALPHA%, and %alpha% list-block styles. The style has to be specified on the first item in the list (and we may develop an alternate syntax for this sort of ordered list):

1. Top level
   1. second-level
   2. second-level
   3. second-level
      1. third-level
      2. third-level
   4. second-level
      1. third-level (regular style)
         1. fourth-level
         2. fourth-level
2. top-level
3. top-level

We also illustrate support for numbered list continuation.

1. First item
2. Second item

This paragraph interrupts the list.

3. Third item
4. Fourth item

End of list and return to normal text. Finally, we provide special support for alphabetized lists with more than 26 entries, to a maximum of 52. Strictly, items above 26 are undefined in HTML; the specification recommends using a different numbering type in this situation.

1. qwerty
2. asdfghj
3. zxcvb
4. asdfghj
5. zxcvb
6. asdfghj
7. zxcvb
8. asdfghj
9. zxcvb
10. asdfghj
11. zxcvb
12. asdfghj
13. zxcvb
14. asdfghj
15. zxcvb
16. asdfghj
17. zxcvb
18. asdfghj
19. zxcvb
20. asdfghj
21. zxcvb
22. asdfghj
23. zxcvb
24. asdfghj
25. zxcvb
26. asdfghj
27. zxcvb
28. asdfghj
29. zxcvb
30. asdfghj
31. zxcvb
32. asdfghj
33. zxcvb