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liunx

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I am creating a document with several ordered lists in it. They are labelled as <ol type="A"> or <ol type="i">.<br />
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How do I display the finished label in brackets such as A) or (i)? <br />
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Thanks<!--content-->If you've not got very many items in your list what you could do is this:<br />
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<li value="(i)">Content</li><br />
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or:<br />
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<li value="A)">Content</li><br />
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Because value will override whatever would normally appear for that list item.<!--content-->I couln't get this to work, but the document is huge anyway, 70 pages from a Word doc.<!--content-->Originally posted by Grunty <br />
I am creating a document with several ordered lists in it. They are labelled as <ol type="A"> or <ol type="i">.<br />
<br />
How do I display the finished label in brackets such as A) or (i)? <br />
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Thanks <br />
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From what I can see, you can't do what you want to. There are a number of different values that you can increment in a list, but using parentheses as part of it isn't an option at this time. <br />
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