Basic Editing Tutorial Page 3
The last topic for Basic Editing is the use of the asterisk, the number sign and the colon. These are useful when you wish to display a table of contents, or bullet topics or paragraph indentation. The asterisk is used to simply place a bullet before your text. The number sign is used to place a number before your text. And the colon is used to simply indent your text without a bullet or number. If you place multiple of the same character in a row, the web browser understands this to mean an indented sub-listing.
- This topic explains the different type of list bullets.
- Numbered, or
- Simple Bullets
- We also provide you will different working examples.
- So, as you can see by the above 4 numbered bullets. We placed a number sign on a new line followed by a space and the text describing the topic for that bullet.
- When you place multiple number signs in a row (in the above example, 2 were used), the web browser understood that to imply a sub-list.
- You can have multiple bullet listing on your wiki page.
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