Bulleted or numbered list
Site editors can use the options in the WYSIWYG toolbar to create bulleted or numbered lists. Using bullet points can help break up long amounts of text and display it as a punctuated list. Using numbered lists will indicate that these points are items that are being presented in a specific order.
The use of these types of lists will draw attention to the information. However, site editors should avoid over-using these types of lists. Too many punctuated lists can make your page appear cluttered.
misaligned bullet list
On some migrated pages, bullet lists have become misaligned, where the text is not in the same line as the bullet point. To fix this, you'll select the entire list. Once this is highlighted, you'll click the bullet list button in the WYSIWYG menu to remove it and then click it again to add it back. That should fix the misalignment issue. If you still have issues with this, please submit a help ticket by using the Request Help gadget in the CMS while you are on the page with the issue.
Bulleted List
This is what the bulleted list will look like, made by selecting the bullet list icon in the WYSIWYG toolbar with no additional styling applied.
- List Item #1
- List Item #2
- List Item #3
NUMBERED List
This is what the standard numbered list will look like, made by selecting the numbered list icon in the WYSIWYG toolbar with no additional styling applied. There are additional numbering styles available if you click the drop-down arrow next to the numbered list icon, such as roman numerals, using letters of the alphabet instead of numbers, etc.
- List Item #1
- List Item #2
- List Item #3
