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I'm pretty sure I've just added "formating" for lists, too... but I have to double check this concept in the morning. Basically within the brace, the whole tag can be as simple as this: { list } or as complete as this: { type-list:name:optional-format } Quick demo of the optional formatting, then lights out for me! 1) xxxx 2) xxx 3) xxx It carries through once set for a given list (tracked by list name). You can change the formatting at any point... 4. xxxx 5. xxx 6. xxx Use % to indicate where the "list" data should go and get crazy... <--< 7. >--> xxxx <--< 8. >--> xxx <--< 9. >--> xxx [[10.]] xxx [[11.]] xxxx [[12.]] xxxx [[13-13.]] xxx [[14-14.]] xxxx [[15-15.]] xxxx Raw code: {list:MyList:)} xxxx {list:MyList} xxx {list:MyList} xxx It carries through once set for a given list (tracked by list name). You can change the formatting at any point... {list:MyList:.} xxxx {list:MyList} xxx {list:MyList} xxx Use {b}%{/b} to indicate where the "list" data should go and get crazy... {list:MyList:<--< %. >-->} xxxx {list:MyList} xxx {list:MyList} xxx {list:MyList:[[%.]]} xxx {list:MyList} xxxx {list:MyList} xxxx {list:MyList:[[%-%.]]} xxx {list:MyList} xxxx {list:MyList} xxxx |