If you don’t actually want to create a list (for example, if you want to start a heading with a number), just hit Backspace after the Rich Text Editor starts the list.
Hitting Return or Enter at the end of a list item will add another list item. Hitting Return or Enter twice will start a new paragraph below the list. You can also do this in the middle of a list to split it in two.
And yes, lists you paste from Google Docs or another website will work just fine.
Note: To make lists as beautiful as possible, we added a 10px margin-bottom to all lists (ol and ul elements), which may affect your existing sites. Check out this post for more info.
One question! Is there a way to style the bulletpoints? So far on my site I had blue bulletpoints to match the color scheme of the page. Is this possible to do in the template page for the collection?
@DFink it’s possible to style bullets by selecting All Unordered Lists and choosing the bullet type in the typography panel. But you’d have to add custom code to change the color or have completely custom bullets.
This does not work for me. I don’t see that little plus button. I see in the typography panel a button for making unordered lists but nothing happens when I click on it to format my text. I am using the latest version of Safari on a Mac. Do we know if that is an issue? I can’t seem to get it to make lists either with buttons or with numbers.
Yeah these lists in Rich Text blocks came just in time! I was in need of it.
Styling the global List style will affect all your lists, also in Rich Text blocks. Also font color. However, we can’t style bullet points and text color seperately anymore. So it’s just a matter of waiting until Webflow releases custom bullet points. That would be nice Currently that’s easy to do with manually created lists, but not possible in Rich Text Blocks (or in dynamic collection items).
No I just meant normally when I wanted different color bullets and text, I would just insert a paragraph (styled “bullet list paragraph” for example with pink font color) into a bullet list item which I styled with black font color (the bullet color). (See: http://deka-lash.webflow.io/about-us/our-story)
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