Lists
Unordered list
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List item
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Nested list item
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Deeper nested list item
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List item
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Another nested list item
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List item
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Level 1 list item
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Level 2 list item
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Level 3 list item
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Level 4 list item
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Level 5 list item
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etc.
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Level 1 list item
Ordered list
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Step 1
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Step 2
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Step 2a
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Step 2b
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Step 3
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Level 1 list item
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Level 2 list item
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Level 3 list item
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Level 4 list item
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Level 5 list item
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Level 1 list item
Customized markers and numeration
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ultricies sociosqu tristique integer
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lacus volutpat semper porttitor aliquet ornare primis nulla enim
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etiam pulvinar inceptos velit quisque aptent himenaeos
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potenti donec cubilia tincidunt
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etiam pulvinar inceptos velit quisque aptent himenaeos
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lacus volutpat semper porttitor aliquet ornare primis nulla enim
Description list
- First term
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Description of the first term.
- Second term
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Description of the second term.
With another paragraph.
- Third term
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Description of the first term.
Question and answer list
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What is the answer?
This is the answer.
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Are cameras allowed?
Are backpacks allowed?
No.
Examples
Mixed list
- Operating Systems
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- Linux
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Fedora
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Desktop
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Ubuntu
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Desktop
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Server
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- BSD
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FreeBSD
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NetBSD
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- Cloud Providers
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- PaaS
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OpenShift
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CloudBees
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- IaaS
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Amazon EC2
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Rackspace
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List continuation (complex list)
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Every list item has at least one paragraph of content, which may be wrapped, even using a hanging indent.
Additional paragraphs or blocks are adjoined by putting a list continuation on a line adjacent to both blocks.
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A literal paragraph does not require a list continuation.
$ cd projects/my-book
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The header in AsciiDoc must start with a document title.
= Document Title
Keep in mind that the header is optional.
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The header in AsciiDoc must start with a document title.
= Document Title
The header is optional.
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AsciiDoc lists may contain any complex content.
Column 1, Header Row Column 2, Header Row Column 1, Row 1
Column 2, Row 1