Numbered List.md

type:: [[Feature]] platforms:: [[All Platforms]] description:: Provides numbered (ordered) lists with each list item being a block. initial-version:: 0.9.5

Usage

- A numbered list can be started in a couple ways:
	- Type `1. ` in a block
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
	- Press `t n` when focused on a block
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
	- Type the `/Number list` command in a block
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
- Block(s) can be toggled in/out of a numbered list in the following ways:
	- Press `t n` when focused on a block
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
	- Type the `/Number list` command in a block
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
	- Select multiple blocks, right click and select `Toggle number select`
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
	- Select multiple blocks and press `t n`
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
	- Type the `/Number children` command in a parent block to have all of its children blocks toggled
	  logseq.order-list-type:: number
- Press `Enter` on a numbered block to create a new numbered block with the number automatically incremented.
- A numbered list can be stopped at any time by pressing `backspace` on an empty block or by using one of the above toggle options.

• Functionality

  • Blocks that are dragged into a numbered list are turned into a numbered block.
  • A numbered block when copied and pasted remains a numbered block.
  • Two commands are provided for numbered lists:
    • type:: [[Command]] name:: Number list description:: Toggles the current block to be a numbered list item
    • type:: [[Command]] name:: Number children description:: Toggles the current block's children to be a numbered list

  • Limitations

    • A numbered list is not currently saved in a standard ordered list format.
    • See this comment for ux limitations.