Confluence allows you to create bulleted or numbered lists, and is flexible enough to allow a combination of the two lists.
Simple lists
Use the hyphen (-) to create simple lists.
Make sure there is a space between the hyphen and your text.
| What you need to type | What you will get |
|---|---|
- some - bullet - points |
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Bulleted lists
Use the asterisk (*) to create bullets. For each subsequent level, add an extra asterisk.
Make sure there is a space between the asterisk and your text.
| What you need to type | What you will get |
|---|---|
* some * bullet ** indented ** bullets * points |
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Numbered lists
Use the hash (#) to create numbered lists.
Make sure there is a space between the hash and your text.
| What you need to type | What you will get |
|---|---|
# a # numbered # list |
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Mixed lists
If you need to separate the text within lists using line breaks, make sure you do so using //. Line breaks using empty lines may disrupt the list.
| What you need to type | What you will get |
|---|---|
# Here #* is #* an # example #* of #* a # mixed # list |
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Comments (1)
Dec 27, 2006
Scott Garber says:
If there were a way to add alphanumeric lists, that would be great. That is, ins...If there were a way to add alpha-numeric lists, that would be great. That is, instead of having nested bullets, you could nest alpha headings in a numbered list or vice-versa. I saw a comment in another page about this and no one answered it. Is there a macro that allows this somehow? Does Confluence even support alpha lists?