How do you get out of bulleted-list mode?

[Gavin Stokes]

I can find no way to return to normal paragraph text after a bulleted list. This despite the fact that pressing Return after the last line isn't producing a new bulleted line. No matter how many blank lines I add, pressing the bulleted-list button in the toolbar to deactivate it always removes the last bullet... which I want to keep.

Here's a screen grab.

[Benjamin]

Hi @Gavin Stokes . I can't see the issue you are seeing both cloud and server confluence platforms. Perhaps its particular version you have. 

I viewed the video. I saw you are able to create a new line without a bullet point but it seems indented along with the other bullet points. See if you can use the outdent button.

[Gavin Stokes]

Thanks for the reply. I don't know what was going on there. Eventually I tried Ctrl-Return to insert a hard return, and this produced another bulleted line. After that, all returns produced bulleted lines as expected, and I was able to cancel them with the toolbar control.

The editor behavior seems a little flaky. Later, I typed a hyphen and it applied strikethrough to the entire paragraph. Undo reversed that, and the next hyphen didn't do it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

[Benjamin]

Thanks for the update. Glad to hear that things return to normal but definitely not part of the design. 

[Ross Mohan]

Cloud platform here. Editor is quite poor.

CTRL-return in 'permanent bulleted mode' does nothing. Command-return "saves" the document, idiotically. No escape from "bullet time". Worst editor I have used. 

[Terry Wray]

I was able to exit bullet-list mode by hitting (unmodified) Enter twice at the end of a bullet-list.

[Lorraine Flack]

@Terry WrayYes, that works, but it's not a great solution:
The resulting JIRA tickets have weird spacings which makes them more difficult to read.
I've tried copying my weird looking content into another editor, reformatting there then pasting back in.
That does the trick: but is far from a "solution"
I'm still hoping there's a more intelligent way to lose the formatting of the previous line without adding vertical space.
Ctrl-Return unfortunately is not it - and outdent does not seem to be available on my JIRA (that might be a company thing)

[Ross Mohan]

Well said, and true. 

"more intelligent" is the single most-needed ingredient in the Atlassian editing experience. 

[Kathryn Coulter-Patel]

Shift + tab 

[Ross Mohan]

will try this, thanks. Did you learn this from painful experience, or is there some clear documentation you've found on how to get the "challenged" Atlassian editors to respond more normally?