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This is probably something either very simple or more arcane than the Illumanati...
I've been creating a layout for our documentation. Everything is going well except for--surprise surprise--number lists. Anyway, here's the sitch: ![]() Looks OK, but I'd prefer to have the numbered list flush with the margin. No problem, right? I go to the ruler and move the paragraph over: ![]() And then I update the style... ![]() At which point the paragraph promptly reverts back to where it was before. ![]() The numbered paragraph style is linked to the Body paragraph style, an example of which is immediately above the numbered list in the screen shots. If I adjust the paragraph in the other direction, the same thing happens. The problem does not happen with bulleted lists. Suggestions? ETA: This issue affects the first paragraph in the numbered list ONLY. As I hit Enter to create new items in the list, each successive number is formatted correctly--that is, flush with the left margin. If I go to any item in that list and restart the numbering sequence, that one paragraph, newly numbered to 1, is indented 0.13". |
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