How do you make circled lists? [Seen below]

-LP

When posting, click the LIST button at the Code Buttons toolbar. A box will appear telling you to enter the list item. When you wish to stop adding items, simply leave the field blank and press Enter or OK.

The code should look like this:

CODE

[LIST] [*]First item [*]Second Item [*]Third Item [/LIST]

Once the code has been entered and you wish to add more items, simply enter the item below the last item in your list, beginning it with

CODE

[*]

.


-WS

This post has been edited by White Seiger: May 16 2003, 11:50 AM

Also yyou can just click on LIST

I'm going with WS here. I personally don't know.

White Seiger is right. That is the way to do it.
raba2

Hmm... but the list thingy in the post he is showing us looks different from

• this or
  
• this

I really don't know how to get the opon circle, but I'm about to find out!

Edit: I was going to try to Quote it to figure out how it worked, but I forgot that the topic was locked. PM Havoc the Hedgehog as he is the one that made that post.

This post has been edited by XK Nuva: May 16 2003, 07:36 PM

Unfortunately, it seems the only LIST option available to me currently (in my knowledge, anyway) are filled circles, not open ones. That must've been an older version of the LIST function and was not changed when BZP upgraded quite some time ago...

To be honest, I don't know how to do open-circled lists.


-WS

Edit:

Thanks, Pohuaki! So it works like an outline... Alrighty.

This post has been edited by White Seiger: May 16 2003, 08:37 PM

You mean like

• one
• two
• three

CODE

[list][list][*]one[*]two[*]three[/list][/list]

It relies on HTML list nesting defaults. Top level gets bullets, first nesting gets open circles, second gets squares.

• one
• two
• three

Notice that the indent level increases with the nesting level.

Thanks as always to Pohuaki for the answer.
Question answered, topic closed.

-NM