Tag Definition: ol

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Attributes

Name	Required?	Default_Value	Values
bulletAlign	implied	None
bulletColor	implied	None
bulletDedent	implied	None
bulletDir	implied	None
bulletFontName	implied	None
bulletFontSize	implied	None
bulletFormat	implied	None
bulletOffsetY	implied	None
bulletType	implied	None
leftIndent	implied	None
rightIndent	implied	None
spaceAfter	implied	None
spaceBefore	implied	None
start	implied	None
style	implied	None
Can contain (li*)

Purpose

This lets you declare an ordered list. You can control details on alignment, colors, fonts, etc.

For bullet types you can choose from:

'I': Roman numerals (capitals)
'i': Roman numerals (lower case)
'1': Arabic numerals
'A': Capital letters
'a': Lowercase letters

You may wish to use a listStyle for consistency.

Check out our docs page on this.

Example usage

Simple example:

<story>
    <ol bulletType="a">
        <li><para>Item 1</para></li>
        <li><para>Item 2</para></li>
    </ol>
</story>

Detailed example:

<story>
    <ol bulletOffsetY="2" bulletColor="red" bulletFontName="Times-Roman">
        <li bulletColor="blue" bulletFontName="Helvetica">
            <para>Welcome to RML 1</para>
        </li>
        <li>
            <ul bulletOffsetY="-4" bulletColor="red" bulletFontName="Times-Roman" bulletFontSize="5" rightIndent="10">
                <li bulletColor="blue" bulletFontName="Helvetica">
                    <para>unordered 1</para>
                </li>
                <li>
                    <para>unordered 2</para>
                </li>
            </ul>
        </li>
    </ol>
</story>

Note: Only relevant sections are used in this snippet. Some tags were not included. See some of our samples for further insight of how you may go about setting up a full document using rml.

Example of nesting path from the parent tags to the current tag