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When you add an indented table in an ordered list, the list won’t continue ordering.
See video:
Kapture.2024-11-07.at.10.16.22.mp4
The same issue can be recreated without a table:
create a list item
hit enter to create a second list item, remove it (backspace)
now, a new list item can only be created by typing “1. “, but the user probable expects it to be created by typing “2. ”
I think there are 3 ways to fix it.
First of all, we need to be able to create a list item when any number is entered, not just 1. . This should already fix the issue above. But then, we have the question what should happen when you enter 2. when you're not in a list (for example, you type 2. in an empty document). Couple of options:
a) trigger regular “list-creation” always on typing “. “, regardless of cursor position. This will have a bit weird behaviour because when you’d start a new list with “2. “, it will change it into “1. ” (as it creates a new list that starts as 1)
b) option (a), but the new list would start at “2.” this would require a list-start attribute of some sorts to be added. I think this is the approach notion has.
c) Only make typing “2. ” work when we’re typing it at the correct position (i.e. after a single list item). This is more inline with MS Word
Imo, let's go for option (b) as it's most inline with Notion
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When you add an indented table in an ordered list, the list won’t continue ordering.
See video:
Kapture.2024-11-07.at.10.16.22.mp4
The same issue can be recreated without a table:
I think there are 3 ways to fix it.
First of all, we need to be able to create a list item when any number is entered, not just
1.
. This should already fix the issue above. But then, we have the question what should happen when you enter2.
when you're not in a list (for example, you type2.
in an empty document). Couple of options:a) trigger regular “list-creation” always on typing “. “, regardless of cursor position. This will have a bit weird behaviour because when you’d start a new list with “2. “, it will change it into “1. ” (as it creates a new list that starts as 1)
b) option (a), but the new list would start at “2.” this would require a list-start attribute of some sorts to be added. I think this is the approach notion has.
c) Only make typing “2. ” work when we’re typing it at the correct position (i.e. after a single list item). This is more inline with MS Word
Imo, let's go for option (b) as it's most inline with Notion
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: