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Allow custom icons (like arrows) as list bullet replacement

cmj
It seems that it's currently not possible to replace item bullets by some custom icon, for example by an right arrow. I could imagine two configuration variants: replacing all item bullets of one level by the same icon or just replacing an individual item bullet. I tried to work around by inserting hard line breaks, but this only works for the first plus sign (the others do not produce line breaks). What am I doing wrong?
* bla
* blubb +
  => result 1 +
  => result 2 +
  => result 3
Best regards, Carsten
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Re: Allow custom icons (like arrows) as list bullet replacement

LightGuardjp
Carsten,

There isn't a general way to do this currently. What you could do though is to create a custom backend for this.


On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 10:37 AM, cmj [via Asciidoctor :: Discussion] <[hidden email]> wrote:
It seems that it's currently not possible to replace item bullets by some custom icon, for example by an right arrow. I could imagine two configuration variants: replacing all item bullets of one level by the same icon or just replacing an individual item bullet. I tried to work around by inserting hard line breaks, but this only works for the first plus sign (the others do not produce line breaks). What am I doing wrong?
* bla
* blubb +
  => result 1 +
  => result 2 +
  => result 3
Best regards, Carsten


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