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Using Ordered Lists
We've always hated seeing boring ordered lists in articles. When we started building HelpDocs we wanted something a little different. Our lists are totally customized and customizable ✨

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by River Sloane
We've always hated seeing boring ordered lists in articles 😴 When we started building HelpDocs we wanted something a little different. Our lists are totally customized (and customizable).
They match your brand colors and look great on every device 📱
- Here's a numbered list
- A second number
- A sublist
- ...sublist...
- ......sublist......
Our default list schema is numbers > lowercase letters > lowercase Roman numerals. You can override these styles with custom CSS.
Adding Ordered Lists in the Editor

- Hit the Ordered button in the toolbar
- Type your first list item and press Return
- On any subsequent items you can use Tab (⇥) to add a sublist
Pro tip: Use Shift + Enter to insert images between ordered lists and keep the numbers rollin'.
Restarting Ordered List Numbering

In the editor you'll see a + and - button to the left of the first numbered list item. You can use that to set the start number of that list. This is useful if you want to insert a table, image, or other block element between items in your list and want to pick up where you left off.
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