Lists

Word lists are rendered as nested <ul> / <ol> elements. Each list paragraph becomes a <li> containing a <p class="dw-p">.

Bullet list

<ul class="dw-list" data-dw-num-id="1" data-dw-num-fmt="bullet">
  <li class="dw-li">
    <p class="dw-p dw-style-Normal"
       data-dw-style="Normal"
       data-dw-num-id="1"
       data-dw-level="0">
      <span class="dw-r">First item</span>
    </p>
  </li>
  <li class="dw-li">
    <p class="dw-p dw-style-Normal"
       data-dw-style="Normal"
       data-dw-num-id="1"
       data-dw-level="0">
      <span class="dw-r">Second item</span>
    </p>
  </li>
</ul>

Numbered list

<ol class="dw-list" data-dw-num-id="2" data-dw-num-fmt="decimal">
  <li class="dw-li">
    <p class="dw-p dw-style-Normal"
       data-dw-style="Normal"
       data-dw-num-id="2"
       data-dw-level="0">
      <span class="dw-r">First numbered item</span>
    </p>
  </li>
</ol>

Nested lists

Sub-levels are represented as nested <ul>/<ol> elements inside <li>:

<ul class="dw-list" data-dw-num-id="1" data-dw-num-fmt="bullet">
  <li class="dw-li">
    <p class="dw-p dw-style-Normal" data-dw-style="Normal"
       data-dw-num-id="1" data-dw-level="0">
      <span class="dw-r">Top-level item</span>
    </p>
    <ul class="dw-list" data-dw-num-id="1" data-dw-num-fmt="bullet">
      <li class="dw-li">
        <p class="dw-p dw-style-Normal" data-dw-style="Normal"
           data-dw-num-id="1" data-dw-level="1">
          <span class="dw-r">Nested item</span>
        </p>
      </li>
    </ul>
  </li>
</ul>

data-dw-num-id linking

The data-dw-num-id on the <ul>/<ol> and on each <p class="dw-p"> must match. This is how the HTML parser reconstructs the NumberingDefinition and links each paragraph to the correct list.

Multiple distinct lists in the same document each get a unique num-id:

<ul data-dw-num-id="1" ...>...</ul>  <!-- first list -->
<ul data-dw-num-id="3" ...>...</ul>  <!-- different list, different id -->