How can I use lists in Contractbook editor?

• Customize your list style at any point after choosing the initial list formatting option from the main editor's menu.
  • For example, by changing 1. to a. or i., etc.):

• Reset list numbering at any point: You can start a new list instead of continuing the previous one (for example: 1.; 2.; 3.; 1.):

• Enter new paragraphs or add tables and images between adjacent line items without breaking the numbering/sequence in the lists:

• Easily navigate the lists only while using your keyboard commands:
  • Enter: to add a new item on the next line to your list
  • Backspace: remove an item in your list located in front of your mouse cursor
  • Delete: remove an item in your list after your mouse cursor
• Format the list of items along with the text following the list:

• Add conditional clauses to multiple list items at once

When I try to create new line items, I cannot get the sub-points in lists - why?

If you choose one of the list items numbering options in the editor of your contracts, and it includes any of the following options:

• 1. - 1.1. - 1.1.1. 
• A - A.A - A.A.A
• A - A.a - A.a.i
• 1. - a. - 1. a.i
• I. - I.I. - I.I.I.
• I. - I.a. - I.a.i.
• When you press Enter - the new line will count only the main points from each type of numbered list you have selected.
• To intend and reach the following points (for example, from 1. to 1.1 and then sub-point 1.1.1) - you need to click on the Tab keyboard command after Enter.  
• By doing that, you will first add the new main point and turn it into the next in the sequence sub-point you have chosen.  
• You can keep doing the same as many times as needed to achieve the final list structure you need for your document:

Can I switch between using numbers and letters?

For example, if you want to combine - 1.1. - point - then sub-points (a) and (i, ii, iii) in the same list:

These formatting options are now part of our editor:

• You can find them under the bullet list:

• And under the ordered list:

Can I have my lists formatted in bold?

If you select the Heading text formatting option instead of Paragraph, you will have the numbers in your numbered lists formatted in bold:

If you still need additional information or assistance, reach out to us at any time by contacting our Support Team.