As you can see from alcophile's post, the bullets reappear in the published version. Why they don't show up in preview, I don't know.
As for indenting a line, the only way I've found so far is to use the space bar. If anyone else knows the trick, without bullets or numbers, I'm interested too. Especially a proper indent that moves the whole paragraph and not just the first line. I don't like the quote feature for this because it forces italics.
Indeed, thanks for pointing this out. I thought alcophile had used some trick since the bulleted text has a different font colour. But now I see the numbered list is also in that colour. Must be a quirk of the system.
I suppose no one expects forum posters to be this interested in typography.
Hold the Shift key down when you press Enter.
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Happy holidays to you as well!
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Wow that works, thanks Debra.
Merry Christmas
Using the Bullet list format will also give single spacing; the bullets seem to disappear upon posting:
But the Shift+Enter is definitely easier.
Is there a way to keep the bullets on posting? Or indent a line?
As you can see from alcophile's post, the bullets reappear in the published version. Why they don't show up in preview, I don't know.
As for indenting a line, the only way I've found so far is to use the space bar. If anyone else knows the trick, without bullets or numbers, I'm interested too. Especially a proper indent that moves the whole paragraph and not just the first line. I don't like the quote feature for this because it forces italics.
Thanks for noticing this. I only looked at the preview and hadn't paid attention to the actual post.
There is an ASCII character for TAB (Alt+009) that inserts a TAB in MS Word, but it does not seem to work in this text editor.
Indeed, thanks for pointing this out. I thought alcophile had used some trick since the bulleted text has a different font colour. But now I see the numbered list is also in that colour. Must be a quirk of the system.
I suppose no one expects forum posters to be this interested in typography.
Count von Count says that the numbered lists are good too:
Ah, ah, ah.