Description
Note Enhancements Plugin
Category: Note Enhancements
The LawList: Custom List Styles plugin enhances the appearance of ordered lists by allowing users to customize numbering formats for up to 10 indentation levels. It supports various list styles such as Roman numerals, uppercase or lowercase letters, and even patterns like (1) or i). Users can set global styles through plugin settings or apply inline custom styles to specific items using curly braces. Importantly, the plugin only changes how lists are displayed-it doesn't alter the underlying Markdown. This is especially useful for users who need structured formatting, such as those working in academic, legal, or documentation-heavy contexts.
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13 stargazers
472
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472 downloads
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1 forks
49
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49 days since creation
18
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18 days since last commit
18
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18 days since last release
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2 total pull requests
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1 open pull requests
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0 closed pull requests
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1 merged pull requests
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total issues
10 total issues
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3 open issues
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closed issues
7 closed issues
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commits
9 total commits in last one year
Latest Version
18 days ago
Changelog
- Add support for ordered lists.
- Add support for circled decimals (① ② ③).
- Add support for looping the sequence of style settings in higher indentation levels.
- Minor fixes and improvements.
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