> list numbering is interrupted by normal paragraphs: The number value is
> reset. In my opinion numbering should only be reset by a higher oder list
> entry.
>
> Example:
>
> > # entry 1
> > # entry 2
> > text
> > # entry 3
> Can this be achieved or is there maybe a special syntax to get this?
Numbered lists ("#") are a "line-mode" syntax, i.e., each item in the
list begins with at least one "#" (no leading whitespace) and *ends
with a newline*. Thus, multiple lines of content are not recognized
as belonging to a single bullet/numbered item.
Fortunately, there is a work-around by using a "CSS wrapper" to
enclose the multiple lines of the bullet/numbered item, like this:
# entry 1
# {{span{
entry 2
text}}}
# entry 3
Note: "span" is a CSS classname. If you want to, you can define it in
your StyleSheet:
.span { display:inline; }
However, for this specific use-case, you don't even have to define the
classname, since we are only interested in using it as a 'container
element' for the multi-line content, rather than actually using it to
apply CSS formatting to that content.
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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