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I truly do try to investigate on my own before posting on here.
I have bulleted lists with multiple indentions. This is how one section looks:
How do I put space betwen each line that isn't as big as doing Shift/Enter?
Thanks so much for everyone's patience with me as I learn this new version of RoboHelp.
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No need to apologise. It's all new and it was a learning curve for all of us. It's what the forum is for.
- Click in one of the list items.
- Go to Properties > Styles and change the setting to All.
- Scroll down and the list style you are using will be highlighted.
- Click the pencil icon to edit the style.
- The CSS editor opens.
- Change Apply Formatting To to Content.
- Expand Layout and look for Margin.
- Click the chain icon to see all four margins.
- Set margin below to whatever you want. Try 6pt to sta
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No need to apologise. It's all new and it was a learning curve for all of us. It's what the forum is for.
- Click in one of the list items.
- Go to Properties > Styles and change the setting to All.
- Scroll down and the list style you are using will be highlighted.
- Click the pencil icon to edit the style.
- The CSS editor opens.
- Change Apply Formatting To to Content.
- Expand Layout and look for Margin.
- Click the chain icon to see all four margins.
- Set margin below to whatever you want. Try 6pt to start with or use your preferred unit of measurement.
- Click in any of the other margin fields and you will see the change in the preview.
- Return to your topic and if it is as you want, save and close the editor.
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Awesome! That worked. Thank you so much.
Nothing like chaging the UI to create more steps for the end user. This version of RoboHelp is cumbersome to use. I much prefer the old UI functionality. But, times must change. 🙂
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After a while you find you dislike having to go back to the Classic versions. It's just a familiarity thing.