Create an Outline

[TakenItSeriously]

• point 1
• point 2
  • point 2.A
  • point 2.B

    indent a paragraph

    of lines on a single bullet

  • point 2.C
    • point 2.C.a
    • point 2.C.b
    • point 2.C.c
  • point 2.D
  • point 2.E
• point 3
• point 4
  • point 4.i
  • point 4.ii
    • point 4.ii.1
    • point 4.ii.2
  • point 4.iii
  • point 4.iv
  • point 4.v
  • point 4.vi
  • to retrieve the code use the quote button

Edited October 29, 2016 by TakenItSeriously

[Ophiolite]

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[TakenItSeriously]

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I was just trying to create figure out how to create an outline format using the list tag and tested it here. Is that not what this forum is for?

[StringJunky]

I was just trying to create figure out how to create an outline format using the list tag and tested it here. Is that not what this forum is for?

He was being nosey.

[TakenItSeriously]

He was being nosey.

ok, thanks

[Ophiolite]

He was being nosey.

In the upper echelons of society we call it "being curious".

[StringJunky]

In the upper echelons of society we call it "being curious".

You might be familiar with "Nebby", being a Norther.

[Ophiolite]

You might be familiar with "Nebby", being a Norther.

I'm too far north! I see, checking on line, this is more a Geordie usage. My son-in-law is a Geordie, but I've not heard him use it. I'll add it to my vocabulary.

[StringJunky]

I'm too far north! I see, checking on line, this is more a Geordie usage. My son-in-law is a Geordie, but I've not heard him use it. I'll add it to my vocabulary.

My paternal roots are Geordie but it is quite common in the Midlands. It's not suitable for usage by a person who swans around in the "upper echelons" of society.