If I try to use the indent tool, it only indents the second two bullets, not the first. Also, it seems not possible to continue the numbering after the bullets in the middle.
Regarding your second post, don't try and get all the formatting and alignment correct using a single text block.
Rather use a stack of text blocks, sometimes even having only a single line of text in a text block.
It's much easier to get the alignment and indenting correct this way, and from a student perspective it's not obvious that multiple text blocks were used.
Normally I would use separate blocks...but you can't start a numbered list with anything other than 1, unlike any other text editor. So either way, it can't be done.
Hi Jeffrey! Those screenshots really helped. I’ve shared this behavior with our team for discussion, and I’ll update you here if we make changes that will help.
Wow, it's been over a year since anything was posted in this forum. I am experiencing the same frustration with bullet points within a numbered list. I guess there have been no helpful updates, Angelo? :(
Thanks for following up on this request, Jennifer, and I'm sorry for the trouble with the bullet points! Our product engineers are still looking into adding this change to Rise 360; we're careful about testing new updates to make sure we don't put other features at risk.
We'll surely let you know once we have news to share!
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If I try to use the indent tool, it only indents the second two bullets, not the first. Also, it seems not possible to continue the numbering after the bullets in the middle.
Hi Jeffrey,
Yes, it's possible to do this kind of bullet alignment.
Create your list, and apply the bullet style to all items in the list.
Then select both sub-bullets.
From the Text Formatting Toolbar, on the bottom row, click on the Increase Indent button.
This will indent the sub-bullets and change the bullet style as well.
Note: if you are using a numbered list, be prepared to be even more frustrated because strange things happen to the numbering of the sub-bullets.
Hi Jeffrey,
Regarding your second post, don't try and get all the formatting and alignment correct using a single text block.
Rather use a stack of text blocks, sometimes even having only a single line of text in a text block.
It's much easier to get the alignment and indenting correct this way, and from a student perspective it's not obvious that multiple text blocks were used.
Yes, this was close! But that indent only indents the second 2 bullets in the sub-list, not the first. smh.
I got it to this point, but highlighting and indenting the little sub list, then clicking increase indent, only indents the second two. So close.
Normally I would use separate blocks...but you can't start a numbered list with anything other than 1, unlike any other text editor. So either way, it can't be done.
Hi Jeffrey! Those screenshots really helped. I’ve shared this behavior with our team for discussion, and I’ll update you here if we make changes that will help.
Wow, it's been over a year since anything was posted in this forum. I am experiencing the same frustration with bullet points within a numbered list. I guess there have been no helpful updates, Angelo? :(
Thanks for following up on this request, Jennifer, and I'm sorry for the trouble with the bullet points! Our product engineers are still looking into adding this change to Rise 360; we're careful about testing new updates to make sure we don't put other features at risk.
We'll surely let you know once we have news to share!
I second this request! The lists are very difficult to format.
I'll third it, thanks.
I need to be able to replicate numbered bullets in a legislation document within a Tabs block
Need the format to be...
1. blah blah blah
a. blah blah blah
i. blah blah blah