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- user-manual: Ordered lists: Numbering styles
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For ordered lists, Asciidoctor supports the numeration styles such as lowergreek and decimal-leading-zero.
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The full list of numeration styles that can be applied to an ordered list are as follows:
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[cols="2,3", width="50%"]
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.Asciidoctor ordered list numeration styles
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|Block style |CSS list-style-type
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|arabic
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|decimal
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|decimal{ast}
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|decimal-leading-zero
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|loweralpha
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|lower-alpha
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|upperalpha
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|upper-alpha
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|lowerroman
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|lower-roman
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|upperroman
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|upper-roman
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|lowergreek{ast}
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|lower-greek
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{ast} These styles are only supported by the HTML converters.
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Here are a few examples showing various numeration styles as defined by the block style shown in the header row:
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|[arabic]{ast} |[decimal] |[loweralpha] |[lowergreek]
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. one
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. two
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. three
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[decimal]
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. one
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. two
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. three
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[loweralpha]
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. one
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. three
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[lowergreek]
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{ast} Default numeration if block style is not specified
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TIP: Custom numeration styles can be implemented using a custom role.
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Define a new class selector (e.g., `.custom`) in your stylesheet that sets the `list-style-type` property to the value of your choice.
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Then, assign the name of that class as a role on any list to which you want that numeration applied.
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When the role shorthand (`.custom`) is used on an ordered list, the numeration style is no longer omitted.
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You can override the number scheme for any level by setting its style (the first positional entry in a block attribute list).
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You can also set the starting number using the `start` attribute:
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[source]
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include::ex-o-list.adoc[tag=num]
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include::ex-o-list.adoc[tag=num]
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IMPORTANT: The start attribute must be a number, even when using a different numeration style.
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For instance, to start an alphabetic list at letter "c", set the numeration style to loweralpha and the start attribute to 3.
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