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Brent

05 Jan, 2012 04:36 PM

When I type:

  • Bullet
  • Bullet 2

  • Order

  • Order 2

It converts the numbered list to a bulleted list. I noticed when looking at the html it does not close the and converts the

to part of the

Any suggestions?
  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 26 Aug, 2012 09:06 PM

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    Had a horrible experience today when I realized that over 50 posts had been moved to the spam folder and I wasn't checking it frequently. I apologize sincerely for the delay in response.

    Because of the looser way that MultiMarkdown reads lists, anything at the same nesting level will be interpreted as part of the list until a non-list item is reached (a paragraph, headline, horizontal rule, etc.). These list items are being concatenated into one list and adopting the type of list defined by the first marker in the markdown. If you separate with a horizontal rule (---) you'd be able to start a new list without having to put a paragraph or headline in. There's really no other way to handle it with the current processor.

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