I have seen this happen consistently in documents but am not sure if is one of those "by desgin" things.
I define a multi level bulleted list. No problems so far; the list looks great and indents are where I want them. Such as below. I have used dashes instead of bullets for the purposes of posting to this board. I have saved this format as a style in my document.
Now, lets say I decide I would like to make a change to the multi-level list style. Change the bullets, or even the indent spacing. As soon as I touch this feature, it does save the new definition and update the style, any place in the document using this
style loses all of its indenting. The list goes left justified such as below.
Are you using the same paragraph style for all list levels? If you modify one of the paragraph indents and then update the style, the settings for that level will apply to all levels. Instead, adjust the indents for each level-- or change the number/bullet
style-- in the define new multilevel list dialog and leave the paragraph style settings alone (zero indent).
Better still, link each number level to a different paragraph style, such as the built-in List Bullet series for regular text or the built-in Heading series.
You don't mention autonumbering in your post, but if that's what you want, instead of bullets, linking a different style to each number level gives more reliable results.
Pamelia Caswell
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