Is there a way to remove a single bullet from an existing list with bullets?
Hi there, @reddicmd ...
Are you asking to do something like this?
If so, yes...this is very easy. Instead of pressing "Enter" on your keyboard to create a new bulleted item, just press Shift+Enter on your keyboard. This will put your cursor directly below the last bulleted item...but not display the bullet. Here is what the HTML code looks like for the above example:
<ul> <li>Here is my first item</li> <li>Here is my second item<br />But I want this paragraph without a bullet.</li> <li>And now I want this item bulleted.</li> <li>And this one, too.</li> </ul>
Hope this helps a bit. Also, if this is not what you are looking for, please let Community members know so that we can continue to help you. Thanks!
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