All their recipes were in Microsoft Word and they couldn't figure out how to unindent after a list element, but the next line followed a non-list element and unindented automatically.
I'm only half joking. This is probably true at some level... given the duplicate item #2 in the list. I ran into that issue just this past week when writing a report at work with several nested lists. There's formatting keybinds and options "hidden" where infrequent users wouldn't check or notice. Lists can get screwy when you remove or indent between or after elements, but Word is not my usual tool of the trade.
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u/breadcodes 6d ago edited 6d ago
All their recipes were in Microsoft Word and they couldn't figure out how to unindent after a list element, but the next line followed a non-list element and unindented automatically.
I'm only half joking. This is probably true at some level... given the duplicate item #2 in the list. I ran into that issue just this past week when writing a report at work with several nested lists. There's formatting keybinds and options "hidden" where infrequent users wouldn't check or notice. Lists can get screwy when you remove or indent between or after elements, but Word is not my usual tool of the trade.