Inserting a list into an Article - Revision history

Cmb: Minor spelling and punctuation changes. Removed review tag. Looks good.

2012-02-21T00:54:31Z

Minor spelling and punctuation changes. Removed review tag. Looks good.

Chris Davenport: Reverted edits by MTrapp82 (talk) to last revision by Jonflgiles

2011-09-26T20:46:27Z

Reverted edits by MTrapp82 (talk) to last revision by Jonflgiles

MTrapp82: None

2011-09-26T18:48:24Z

None

Jonflgiles: editied point 1 to make more consistent with other articles I written and corrected minor error.

2008-06-22T20:54:15Z

editied point 1 to make more consistent with other articles I written and corrected minor error.

Jonflgiles: putting up for review

2008-06-21T23:00:22Z

putting up for review

Jonflgiles: taken out of the cookie jar

2008-06-21T19:23:23Z

taken out of the cookie jar

Jonflgiles at 19:21, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T19:21:38Z

Jonflgiles at 19:20, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T19:20:50Z

Jonflgiles at 19:15, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T19:15:01Z

Chris Davenport: New page: {{cookiejar}}

2008-06-19T19:48:13Z

New page: {{cookiejar}}

New page

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-{{Review}}
+Ordered and unordered lists are common ways of presenting information. To add a list to an article:
-Ordered and un-ordered lists are a very common way of presenting information. To add a list to an article.
+# Open the Article for editing either by:
 #Open the Article for editing either by:
 #* Click the '''Content > Article Manager''' menu item to go to the ''Article Manager'', select the Article and click the ''Edit'' toolbar button.
 #* Clicking the ''Add New Article'' button in the Control Panel.
 #* If logged in to the Front-end, you have appropriate permissions and are viewing the Article you wish to edit: Click the ''Edit'' toolbar button.
-#Locate the position in the article where you want to insert a list with the cursor.
+# Place the cursor at the position in the article where you want to insert a list.
-#Choose either the ''Ordered list'' or ''Unordered list'' editor toolbar button.
+# Choose either the ''Ordered list'' or ''Unordered list'' editor toolbar button.
-#*The default ordered list begins with the numeral ''1.'' and the unordered list starts with a bullet point.
+#* The default ordered list begins with the numeral ''1.'' and the unordered list starts with a bullet point.
-#Type enter to create a new line and number/bullet.
+# Enter the text for each line of the list.
-#Type enter twice to finish the list or start a new line and click the ''Ordered List'' or ''Unordered List'' editor toolbar button.
+# Type enter to create a new line and number/bullet.
 Note the following:
 *Change the list type part way through by clicking the alternate button.
-*If you create a new ordered list later in your article the numbering will restart from 1.
+*If you create a new ordered list later in your article, the numbering will restart from 1.
 *Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.

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 *Change the list type part way through by clicking the alternate button.
 *If you create a new ordered list later in your article the numbering will restart from 1.
-*Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/*CITATION*/">child carrier</span>]</span> You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.
+*Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.

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 *Change the list type part way through by clicking the alternate button.
 *If you create a new ordered list later in your article the numbering will restart from 1.
-*Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.
+*Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/*CITATION*/">child carrier</span>]</span> You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.

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 {{Review}}
 Ordered and un-ordered lists are a very common way of presenting information. To add a list to an article.
-#Open the article for editing either by:
+#Open the Article for editing either by:
-#* Opening the Article Manager, selecting the article and clicking the Edit toolbar button or,
+#* Click the '''Content > Article Manager''' menu item to go to the ''Article Manager'', select the Article and click the ''Edit'' toolbar button.
-#* Clicking the Add New Article button in the Control Panel.
+#* Clicking the ''Add New Article'' button in the Control Panel.
-#With the cursor locate the position in the article where you want to insert a list.
+#* If logged in to the Front-end, you have appropriate permissions and are viewing the Article you wish to edit: Click the ''Edit'' toolbar button.
 #Choose either the ''Ordered list'' or ''Unordered list'' editor toolbar button.
 #*The default ordered list begins with the numeral ''1.'' and the unordered list starts with a bullet point.

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	Ordered and un-ordered lists are a very common way of presenting information. To add a list to an article.		Ordered and un-ordered lists are a very common way of presenting information. To add a list to an article.
	#Open the article for editing either by:		#Open the article for editing either by:

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 Note the following:
-#*Change the list type part way through by clicking the alternate button.
+*Change the list type part way through by clicking the alternate button.
-#*The numbering will restart in a ordered list if you create a new list later in your article.
+*The numbering will restart in a ordered list if you create a new list later in your article.
-#*Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.
+*Use the ''Indent'' and ''Outdent'' editor toolbar buttons to create child lists. You may change the type of the child list by clicking the alternate button.

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		+	{{inuse}}
		+	Numbered and un-numbered lists are a very common way of presenting information. To add a list to an article.
		+	#Open the article for editing either by:
		+	#* Opening the Article Manager, selecting the article and clicking the Edit toolbar button or,
		+	#* Clicking the Add New Article button in the Control Panel.
		+	#Locate the position in the article where you want to insert a list with the cursor.
		+	#Choose either the Numbered or Unnumbered list button on the editor toolbar.
		+	#*The default numbered list starts with 1. and the unnumbered list starts with a bullet point.
		+	#Type enter to create a new line and number/bullet.
		+	#Type enter twice to finish the list or start a new line and click the Numbered List or Unnumbered List button.
		+
		+	Note the following:
		+	#*Change the list type part way through by clicking the alternate button.
		+	#*The numbering will restart in a numbered list if you create a new list later in your article.
		+	#*Use the indent controls to create child lists. You may change the type of this indented list by clicking the alternat button.