I am trying to add a nested list in my feature docs (for feature subsets)
example:
...
builtin_font(enabled by default) — Enable the built-in font (ProggyTiny, adds 35kb to the executable)
builtin_elements(enabled by default) — Enable the built-in elements (Container, ProgressBar, etc.)
builtin_container — Enable only the Container component (which is essential for laying out other components)
...
However, it appears that implementing nested lists is currently not possible, even with the use of hacky workarounds.
I think adding a - (or */extra #) before the feature doc comment should add two spaces before the generated list entry, creating a nested list.
## Enable the built-in font (ProggyTiny, adds 35kb to the executable)
builtin_font = []
## Enable the built-in elements (`Container`, `ProgressBar`, etc.)
builtin_elements = ["builtin_container"]
## - Enable only the `Container` component (which is essential for laying out other components)
builtin_container = []
I am trying to add a nested list in my feature docs (for feature subsets) example:
builtin_font
(enabled by default) — Enable the built-in font (ProggyTiny, adds 35kb to the executable)builtin_elements
(enabled by default) — Enable the built-in elements (Container, ProgressBar, etc.)builtin_container
— Enable only the Container component (which is essential for laying out other components)However, it appears that implementing nested lists is currently not possible, even with the use of hacky workarounds.
I think adding a
-
(or*
/extra#
) before the feature doc comment should add two spaces before the generated list entry, creating a nested list.