When you use WPS Unordered List on Windows, common questions usually involve insertion methods, list levels, and how to stop the list; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
Can I change the bullet style of an unordered list?
- The unordered list displays bullet symbols automatically after the list is created.
- In nested lists, different levels can show different bullet styles to separate the structure.
- If you want a cleaner structure, finish entering the content first and then continue adjusting the document layout as needed.
Can I convert an unordered list to another list format?
- Select the full list area first.
- Open the related settings from the paragraph handle menu.
- Switch the current list to the format you need, and the display updates to the new list style.
How do I add a sublist to an unordered list?
- Place the cursor at the end of a list item.
- Press Tab to create a lower-level list item.
- Press Shift + Tab to move the item back to the previous level.
Why does pressing Enter keep adding another bullet item?
- In an unordered list, pressing Enter creates the next list item by default.
- If you want to stop the list, press Enter twice.
- After you exit the list, new text returns to a normal paragraph.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Unordered list | A list format that uses bullet symbols to present parallel content without a numbered sequence. |
| Bullet point | The symbol shown before each list item to separate one item from another. |
| Paragraph handle | The control at the left side of a paragraph that can be used for paragraph-related formatting actions. |
| Markdown-style input | A text-based formatting method that uses symbols such as * + Space to trigger list formatting quickly. |