Click the bullet you want or type a custom bullet, and then click OK. To change the bullet graphic, on the Format menu, click Text, and then click the Bullets tab. To remove bullets from a paragraph, right-click the text, and then click Bullets. Right-click the list text, and then click Bullets. On the text-editing ruler, drag the top of the hourglass until it's in the position you want the numbers to align.Ĭlick outside the shape to close the text-editing ruler.ĭouble-click a shape, and then select an existing list.
On the text-editing ruler, drag the bottom of the hourglass until it's in the position you want the text (not the numbers) to align. Repeat this step to add a new numbered step to the list.
I know I can combine both of the paragraph with the ruler but then I loose the bullet. Type the number for the first list item, press the TAB key, type the text you want, and then press ENTER. I join a screenshot on LibreOffice and a screenshot on Microsoft Word. Choose Bullets And Numbering from the Paragraph panel or Command panel. Move your cursor to Bullets & Numbering > List Options and click Restart Numbering in the pop-out menu. There you will find the option that says Disable Autoformatting. Click your avatar in the bottom left-hand corner, and click Settings. You can select the list item or the number. The setting to disable Autoformatting altogether is in your personal settings menu. Hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) while clicking a button to display the Bullets And Numbering dialog box. Select the list item where you want to restart the numbering. Click the Paragraph tab, and then in the Alignment list, click the alignment you want, and then click OK. Do any of the following: Click the Bulleted List button or the Numbered List button in the Control panel (in Paragraph mode). the package also provides a number of optional custom APIs for extremely granular. You can click on the icons to insert the appropriate formatting in the editor pane, or you can insert the Textile formatting manually. A Screenshot of flutterhtml, Another Screenshot of flutterhtml. As of v3.7.0, Dradis includes a formatting menu to insert the correct formatting for styles, such as bold or italic text. Right-click the shape, and then click Format Text. Bullet point and numbered lists Hyperlinks Screenshots and captions Bold and italic. The Text Ruler appears with the shape in edit mode.
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