If you use bullet points, the first list ends and a new list begins. And then if you go back to a numbered list, it starts over. Plus because it uses a standard HTML list <ol>
, it always starts from 1 even if you write 3.
as the first thing. (EDIT: there appears to be a slight difference between the Preview and the final content shown, it's on my to-do list to fix)
However, if you want to make sub-lists or add extra content within a list item, you can do so by indenting the next lines by 4 spaces. Example:
List A
(insert text here)
List B
(insert another text here)
List C
List D
The code for that looks like this:
1. List A
- X
- Y
- Z
(insert text here)
2. List B
(insert another text here)
3. List C
4. List D