Hi. Tex, O.k. if these are embedded block elements -- I could not see that from the other example; from your example yes I did see that. These are good examples of a problem -- perhaps a good reason to have the bullet on the same side for all list items -- but I will have to try some examples first, and will get back on this tomorrow first thing. Thanks. Best, C. E. Whitehead cewcathar@hotmail.com From: Tex Texin <textexin@xencraft.com> Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2010 20:03:41 -0700 > I thought the footnote example was reasonable. > . . . > However, if bullets are only follow one direction, it can cause confusion. > (Might be unavoidable.) > For example, the footnote example confused me a bit because I wasn’t sure if > the ending periods were bullets or not. > If the chosen direction is RTL, then it might be confusing to have LTR > items: > > Item > 1 > Item > 2 > A long multiline item that wraps perhaps 3 > And so this item and the next 4 > items are now unclear. > > am trying to show that the 4 could be a bullet number or could be part of > the wrapped phrase “next 4 items”. > Having multiple directions also makes sublists more complex… > tex
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