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×I wish to create a bullet list of the following form:
and trying to avoid having "more descriptions of item 2" as another bullet point. I wish to have "more descriptions of item 2" coming after the subitems but still under the second bullet point. How can I achieve this?
@Frances Zhao unfortunately at this time you cannot break up a bulleted list in the manner you are looking to. The subitems would not be able to be indented under a line of text that is not a bullet.
Thank you for answering! Would we be able to raise this as an advice to the product team?
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@Frances Zhao If you hit alt+Enter after "item 2", it will break to a new line, but will not create a new bullet! Exactly what you want.
Then if you Enter alone, it will create the next bullet, which you can then indent and you get "subitem 1"!
Trivial.
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@Aron Gombas _Midori_ what platform are you editing on? The ALT+ENTER combination does not work for me in Confluence Cloud when editing pages on a PC.
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"Shift + Enter" works in that way for me. But if I wish to continue with more descriptions about item 2 after subitem 2, there is no way to avoid creating a new bullet item.
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I use Linux, but I'd think it would work on any platform...
I tried in Chrome and FF, too, and it is just fine.
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Oh, sorry, @Frances Zhao is totally right. It is SHIFT+Enter :-D :-D
My bad.
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