- List item
can be 1 line long only, right?
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Actually, you can also use multiple paragraphs (in contrast to "lines") in a list.
To do this, simply indent the first line of the second paragraph by one space (or more, how you like it).
I like this more than breaking lines by spaces, because the paragraph breaks make the text easier to read.
Here is the source code I used for this (excluding the source code itself):
Actually, you can also use multiple paragraphs (in contrast to "lines") in a list. * To do this, simply indent the first line of the second paragraph by one space (or more, how you like it). I like this more than breaking lines by spaces, because the paragraph breaks make the text easier to read. - Here is the source code I used for this (excluding the source code itself):
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Nope, looks like you can have multiple lines
- line 1 of item one
line 2 of item one - Line 1 of item 2
- Line 1 of item 3
Line 2 of item 3
Line 3 of item 3 - Line 1 of item 4
To do this I just type <space><space> at the end of lines that should be under the same bullet or number. Then type <enter> and type the next line. It also appears to work for numbered lists.
- Line 1 of number 1
Line 2 of number 1 - Line 1 of number 2
- Line 1 of number 3
Line 2 of number 3 - Line 1 of number 4
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1$\begingroup$ I can't edit your post, so I can't see the markup you're using. IMHO if edit is inactive, "view source" should be displayed instead. $\endgroup$ – Smit Johnth May 31 '13 at 21:12
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$\begingroup$ I agree. I'm guessing we can't just enable that though. $\endgroup$ – mikeazo May 31 '13 at 21:48
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1$\begingroup$ I uploaded a screenshot which highlights the trailing spaces. $\endgroup$ – Hendrik Brummermann May 31 '13 at 22:00
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$\begingroup$ @HendrikBrummermann this doesn't work for me. $\endgroup$ – Smit Johnth Jun 1 '13 at 11:09
