In an attempt to clarify: -> You cannot define an image for a RoboHelp 8 Multilevel list, if you want bullet images, skip this part. You use a multilevel list for a sequence with characters, such as simple bullets, numbers, alpha characters, etc. -> You can use these methods without having to worry about html and css. There are other solutions if you manually write your CSS. -> This is just one way of working with multilevel lists, there are othersmethods, as this attempt is in no way exhaustive. -> Yes, these methods are more work than you had to do in Robo7, but there's not much I can do about that How creat a multilevel list? You define a multi level list in the styles dialog. I'd suggest creating a paragraph and style it any way you want. Do not apply the autonumber yet. If you defined separate paragaphs for every level, create a new multilevel list. Make sure that Apply formatting to is set to level one. At Paragraph style, select the paragraph you created for the the first level. Now select the sequency you want to use for level 1 in List style (or create a new sequence). In edit style, behind <x>, set the characters you want to use after the sequence character. Now select Level 2 in the drop down of Apply formatting to. Set the paragraph and list style and repeat this for every list style. How do I apply this list? Click the Multilevel list icon and select the list you want to use in Available list styles. Set the numbering and the level at the bottom om the dialog. Press OK and you're ready to go. How does this end up in your output? Speaking for WebHelp, RoboHelp adds the sequence character as text within your paragraph. It uses a lot of spaces to place it, but it works, altough it isn't pretty. How to create a multilevel list with bullet images? Well, you can't use the RoboHelp multilevel list. Instead, you use the lists you may already know. First, creat a new list in the styles dialog, this is the list for the first level. Style it any way you like, but you only have to set the bullet image, as any other styling will be overwritten by the paragraph you use. Now create a new list, this will be the list for the second level. Add a bullet image for this style and set the left (or right) indent, so it will indent further than the first level. As an example,if you've set the first list to 10px, set the second list to 20px. Now create a new list style for every level you want. How do I apply this list? Click the ordered/unordered list item and right click on the sequence character, normally a number or a bullet. Now select Bullets and numbering. In the Bullets and numbering dialog, go to the tab Custom. Select the list style you want to use, if you start the list, this is the first style you created. Click OK and type your text. If you want a different level, select the list items you want on another level. Right click on the sequence character and open the Bullets and numbering dialog. Go to the custom tab again and select the list style you want to use. Click OK and continue working. Whenever you need another level, repeat this process. It may be wise to create a template topic in which you place a couple of lists, so you can easily copy and paste your lists. I hope that this clarifies the 'new' RoboHelp lists a bit. How you would use this for a legacy project completely depends on the way you used to work and how your style sheet is created. Greet, Willam
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