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
reStructuredText
Markup Specification.Enumerated Lists in
reStructuredText
Markup Specification.Definition Lists in
reStructuredText
Markup SpecificationField Lists in
reStructuredText
Markup SpecificationOption Lists in
reStructuredText
Markup Specification