Where's the bullets?

I’m using 5.2.1 Pro. For some unknown reason, I can’t get Bullets in html boxes… or for that matter anywhere. The bulleted lists that already exist are there. The problem is with creating new ones.

Any ideas?
Gary


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Select the text that you want to become a bulleted list (type this
text in with a full Return after each line – it will appear double-
spaced, but the next step will change that).

In the Inspector, look at the bottom of the left-most pane, and you
should see a disclosure triangle next to List. Open this up and click
the Indent button. This will turn the paragraphs you just typed into
a list, and from there you can modify its appearance further.

Walter

On Oct 13, 2008, at 1:32 PM, toolemera wrote:

I’m using 5.2.1 Pro. For some unknown reason, I can’t get Bullets
in html boxes… or for that matter anywhere. The bulleted lists
that already exist are there. The problem is with creating new ones.

Any ideas?
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Great, thanks. Not intuitive at all though and counter to standard word processing and desk top publishing! Tsk Tsk Tsk

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counter to standard word processing and desk top publishing! Tsk Tsk Tsk

But standard for web top publishing… kst kst kst. :slight_smile:

If you just want a bullet, type option-8. You may need to play with
the format of the bullet character to get the appearance you want,
which is quite normal for print-based DTP design.

However, if you want a list structure in a web page then you’re
talking about a logical list structure, not just a display of dots
and characters arranged to look like a list. This difference is
important for many things, from content display conmtrol to
accessibility access and search engine indexing.

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Yes, I tend to be stuck somewhere in-between letterpress, layout, word processing, desk top publishing and web design. Not to mention is it a Mac of a PC? I won’t even go near Linux for fear my head will explode.

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