Common questions about Ordered List usually focus on numbering format, automatic continuation, nested sublists, and how to exit list mode; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
Can I customize the numbering format of an ordered list?
- The current ordered list uses standard automatic numeric numbering by default.
- If you need a special format, you can type the numbering manually and keep the paragraph as regular text.
- If standard sequential numbering is enough, use Ordered List directly so later items stay updated automatically.
Does numbering update automatically after I insert or delete an item in the middle?
- Yes. Later items in the list are renumbered automatically.
- After you add content inside an existing list, keep pressing Enter as needed to continue the sequence.
- If you delete one item, the following numbers move forward automatically.
How do I create a nested ordered list?
- Start with a main ordered list item.
- Press Tab where you want to create a sub-item.
- Press Shift + Tab to move the item back to the previous level.
How do I exit ordered list mode?
- Press Enter once at the end of the current list item to create the next number.
- Press Enter again to leave the ordered list.
- After that, you can continue typing as a normal paragraph.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Ordered List | A list format that numbers items automatically in sequence, often used for steps, tasks, and ranked content. |
| Paragraph Handle | The control area beside a paragraph that can be used for actions such as converting paragraph formatting. |
| Nested List | A lower-level list structure created under a main list item. |
| Automatic Numbering | The behavior where the editor generates the next number automatically after you enter a list item. |