Suppose I have an itemize like the following: \item one \item two \item three \item four
If I select the text "two" and put it into a LyX note or a branch, the entire item is placed in the inset. This is different from 2.3.x, where only the text is placed in the inset. This new feature is great! It will be one of my favorite features of 2.4.x. Would it be reasonable to _not_ start a new list in this case? I have no idea if that's reasonable but thought I would ask. The reason is that it affects spacing. Also, in the attached .lyx file, (I think) my preferred behavior would be for the enum to continue, not to start a new one. Another question related to this: should the output from a branch inset that is enabled be equivalent to the output as if the inset were dissolved? Scott
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