====== yalist-samples ======

===== plugins possibilities =====

[[doku>plugin:Yalist]]'s sample here executed:



  - Ordered list item 1
  - Ordered list item 2
  -- Ordered list item 3...
  .. ... in multiple paragraphs
  - Ordered list item 4

  * Unordered list item
  ** Unordered list item...
  .. ... in multiple paragraphs

  - Ordered list, first level
    - Second level
      - Third level
        - Fourth level
    -- Back to second level
      - //Second?! What happened to third?//
    .. //Quiet, you.//
  - Back to first level
  - Still at first level

  ? Definition list
  : Definition lists vary only slightly from other types of lists in that list items consist of two parts: a term and a description. The term is given by the DT element and is restricted to inline content. The description is given with a DD element that contains block-level content. [Source: W3C]
  ? Definition list w/ multiple paragraphs
  :: The style sheet provided with this plugin will render these paragraphs...
  .. ... to the left of the term being defined.
    ? Definition list w/ multiple "paragraphs"
    : Another way to separate blocks of text in a definition...
    : ... is to simply have multiple definitions for a term (or group of terms).

  : This definition list has DD tags without any preceding DT tags.
  : Hey, it's legal XHTML.
  ? Just like DT tags without following DD tags.
  ?? But DT tags can't contain paragraphs. That would __not__ be legal XHTML.
  .. If you try, the result will be rendered oddly.


===== Task by Geos =====


Solution with [[doku>plugin:yalist]] for the issue raised [[https://forum.dokuwiki.org/post/63117|here]]

Bullet Point Level 1, first line
  ** (1) Bullet Point Level 1, first line
  .. (2) Bullet Point Level 1, second line 
    ** (3) Bullet Point Level 2
    .. <wrap indent>indent</wrap>:  ''%%<span>%%'''s, here ''%%<wrap indent>indent</wrap>%%'' can be inside ''dd''.
    ** (4) Bullet Point Level 2
  .. (5) Bullet Point Level 1, third line
  ** (6) Bullet Point Level 1, first line

<code>Bullet Point Level 1, first line
  ** (1) Bullet Point Level 1, first line
  .. (2) Bullet Point Level 1, second line 
    ** (3) Bullet Point Level 2
    .. <wrap indent>indent</wrap>:  ''%%<span>%%'''s, here ''%%<wrap indent>indent</wrap>%%'' can be inside ''dd''.
    ** (4) Bullet Point Level 2
  .. (5) Bullet Point Level 1, third line
  ** (6) Bullet Point Level 1, first line</code>

Nesting seems to work fine.

**with standard-means:**
Organicing it nesting-looking would not easy work (5 is the issue) by using ''%%\\%%''-linebreak-tags):

Bullet Point Level 1, first line
  * (1) Bullet Point Level 1, first line \\ (2) Bullet Point Level 1, second line 
    * (3) Bullet Point Level 2
    * (4) Bullet Point Level 2 \\ (5) Bullet Point Level 1, third line
  * (6) Bullet Point Level 1, first line

<code>Bullet Point Level 1, first line
  * (1) Bullet Point Level 1, first line \\ (2) Bullet Point Level 1, second line 
    * (3) Bullet Point Level 2
    * (4) Bullet Point Level 2 \\ (5) Bullet Point Level 1, third line
  * (6) Bullet Point Level 1, first line</code>

===== work around =====

Visual work arounds with ''wrap outdent'' (intend):

  * outer 1a
  * outer 1b
    * inner 2a
    * inner 2b\\ <wrap outdent>outer 1c</wrap>
  * outer 2c
  * outer 2c\\ <wrap indent>outer 1c</wrap>

<code>  * outer 1a
  * outer 1b
    * inner 2a
    * inner 2b\\ <wrap outdent>outer 1c</wrap>
  * outer 2c
  * outer 2c\\ <wrap indent>outer 1c</wrap></code>

===== Combination =====

List in definition list:

  ? Definition
  :: A list
  ** 1. point
    ** 1.1
  .. text to 1. point
  ** 2. point
  :: Text
  ? Next definition 
  :: say a code <code>test code</code>
  
<code>  ? Definition
  :: A list
  ** 1. point
    ** 1.1
  .. text to 1. point
  ** 2. point
  :: Text
  ? Next definition</code>
  
===== Task by James Roger =====

came up here: [[https://forum.dokuwiki.org/thread/16843|Issues with Yalist with order list numbering and bullets]].

==== Sample 1 ====

  - ordered 1.
  - ordered 2.
    * in between
    * in between
  - ordered 3.

<code>  - ordered 1.
  - ordered 2.
    * in between
    * in between
  - ordered 3.</code>

==== Sample 2 ====
breaks the flow

  - ordered 1.
  - ordered 2.
  * in between
  * in between
  - ordered 3.

<code>  - ordered 1.
  - ordered 2.
  * in between
  * in between
  - ordered 3.</code>

==== Sample 3 ====

  -- ordered 1.
  -- ordered 2.
  .. in between
  .. in between
  -- ordered 3.

<code>  -- ordered 1.
  -- ordered 2.
  .. in between
  .. in between
  -- ordered 3.</code>