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Generally used to describe bugs with unordered and ordered list elements.
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Numbered list indentation shows in edit mode but not in normal mode - when using parentheses (")") [duplicate]
Look at this answer in normal viewing mode:
There is no numbered list indentation, so you might think about editing it using a dot, i.e. 1., instead of using a parenthesis i.e. 1), in order to fix ...
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Incorrect rendering in all but answer list
If I visit https://android.stackexchange.com/a/205140/311449, the lists are how I expect them to be - correctly indented:
However, that same source code's rendering shall break, should I:
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Post formatting is not accurate for numbered lists of code blocks. Is this a bug?
Compare the way this list looks in the post versus the screenshot of the preview:
text:
1.
{ label: `Baz ${x ? n1 : n2}`, kind: "B", } satisfies B,
1.
{ label: `Baz ${x ? n1 : n2}` ...
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feature request: make numbered list formatting less math unfriendly
As explained in this other post, numbered list formatting can be quite math unfriendly. Would it be possible to use a new numbered list, used on circles, squared or "bracketed" numbers, as ...
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The "Describe why you would make a good moderator" box uses "►", creating less-accessible "lists"
This is my third report of the same phenomenon (one, two) and it's the same deal. The sidebar list items look like they're a list to a visual user. However, a screen reader will be unable to interpret ...
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Separator bar in numbered list breaks formatting
Using Firefox 110.0.
Including a horizontal separator (---) in a numbered list causes the item with the separator to overlap other items.
Markdown:
1. One
2. ---
3. Three
Result (image):
Result (...
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Markdown reformatting is broken if a list item starts with a block element
The new/stacks editor, when switching from source mode to Markdown mode, breaks alignment of list items <li> if it begins with a block-level element (<blockquote> or <pre>).
For ...
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Show 40 last votes, rather than 30, on my Votes tab
On the currently-logged-in user's Votes page, a list of the the last 30 votes is displayed.
I would like propose that the number of rows should be adjustable, preferably by a URL query parameter (e.g. ...
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Snippets in nested list items break nesting in post preview
Similar to "Why aren't runnable code snippets formatted correctly within lists?" (which appears to be resolved), when a snippet is in an item in a nested markdown list, it breaks the nesting....
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Where are all the bullets and numbers for my lists?
They took not only the letters but the bullets for all the lists. Now my list of reasons we need to have bullets is lacking:
Nobody is really anti-bulleted lists
We need them
Not only that, other ...
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"How to Format/Tag" uses "►", creating less-accessible "lists"
The "How to Format/Tag" boxes that pop up on the right sidebar when on a question edit page use less-accessible "lists" with the "►" character. For example, there's this ...
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Unordered list is shown as nested in the on-site rendering but flat in the post editor
I use Chrome (latest version), and there is an obvious bug.
Look at this post.
Click to "edit" that post and without making any changes, just look at that post how it looks like in the &...
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Lists using #) instead of #. break on render, but not preview, for this old post [duplicate]
This question looks like this in the editing preview:
Here the #) list formatting works. But when the question renders on-site, it looks like:
The #) list has lost its formatting and shows up as ...
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Incorrect revision diff for lists
In the second revision of my post I've added two links as list items and removed a sentence. The Markdown diff looks fine:
But the inline and two-column mode diffs look weird:
The first eight list ...
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The styling for lists (numbered and bulleted) got switched to None
The answer here has a numbered list in it.
This is the markdown:
1. one
2. two
3. three
But in the post that gets boring:
one
two
three
Funny enough the HTML looks okay, but for CSS rules we only ...
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