Indented numbered Sublists

[Mark Fenton]

In the new text editor in new look Jira using markdown instead of markup, there are no buttons to indent or create numbered sublists eg within a numbered list. How is it done? Googled for markdown cheatsheets but the suggested solutions don't seem to work

[philoye · Accepted solution]

In the new Jira issue experience, you can use the tab key to indent to create a sub-list.

[Mark Fenton]

Thanks, too easy and obvious

[Johanna Vaher]

@philoye How do you jump back out again to make a level 1 list item after some level 2 items?

[Johanna Vaher]

Hm, now I found out about Shift+tab, but I had to delete the sentence in the item to be able to get it to a higher level than the subitem that was above it. I know how to do it but that will probably be very messy for me if I need to update something that is in the middle of a list.

[philoye]

Tab indents, shift+tab outdents. You shouldn't have to delete any content to outdent, however. It would be great to see a video of what's happening, feel free to shoot me an email poye@atlassian 

[Petter Gonçalves · Accepted solution]

Hello Everyone,

We noticed many users reporting that the accepted answer above doesn't seem to work. In fact, using the tab key to skip to the next level of the topic/number list works properly as long as you are:

1. Using a field that supports formatting
2. The field is properly configured with the Wiki Style Renderer. You can follow the steps in the documentation below to properly add your field with the correct renderer:
   Change a field Renderer 

Additionally, sometimes the browser cache might be causing issues in the fields displaying. Make sure you cleared your browser cache and tried it in incognito mode.

Best regards,
Petter Gonçalves - Atlassian Support

[Jiehao Luo]

The accepted answer is simply wrong. When you press tab you are directed to `save` button.