6. Lists¶
6.1. Enumerated / Ordered¶
Orderderd lists start with any of:
#.
#)
To use roman numerals in lists, start list with any of:
i.
i)
I.
I)
For alphabets, start list with any of:
a.
a)
A.
A)
For subsequent entries, use #. or #) as appropriate.
An example of an enumerated/ordered list
When the write with the following reStructuredText markup / syntax:
#. 2012
a) January
#) February
i. Monday
#. Tuesday
#) March
#) April
#) May
#. 2013
The |rst| text written above is generated/rendered as shown below:
- 2012
January
- February
Monday
Tuesday
March
April
May
2013
6.2. Bulleted / Un-Ordered¶
Unordered lists start with any of:
*
+
-
An example of an bulleted/un-ordered list
When the write with the following reStructuredText markup / syntax:
* 2012 / January
+ Monday
- 10:00 : breakfast
- 13:00 : Lunch
* 2012 / February
+ Tuesday
- 10:45 : late breakfast
- 15:00 : very late lunch
The |rst| text written above is generated/rendered as shown below:
- 2012 / January
- Monday
10:00 : breakfast
13:00 : Lunch
- 2012 / February
- Tuesday
10:45 : late breakfast
15:00 : very late lunch
See more at
Bulleted Lists in
reStructuredTextMarkup Specification.Enumerated Lists in
reStructuredTextMarkup Specification.Definition Lists in
reStructuredTextMarkup SpecificationField Lists in
reStructuredTextMarkup SpecificationOption Lists in
reStructuredTextMarkup Specification