Closed georg-d closed 2 years ago
This may be super hard because the functionality comes from a third party module.
Please throw in all your work around ideas.
On Mon., 30 May 2022, 5:43 am Georg-D, @.***> wrote:
In German, "2." equals to English "2nd", so "2nd rope length" is often written as "2. SL" (spoken "Zweite Seillänge"). If you start a route description with e.g. 2. SL (or any other number before the dot) it will be rendered as ① SL [image: grafik] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45993293/170888508-8007611d-2567-4e89-8e5c-0a551b1a13dd.png This shift of the numbers in the numbered list is not only annoying but potentionally dagerous, e.g. if warnings, routefinding instructions etc. appear to be written for a completely different rope length than intended.
Workaround: Whenever I recognize such a paragraph start, I re-word it to e.g. Die 2. SL
Desired solution: Numbered list item uses the defined number, not always 1.
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Just write "Zweite" and the issue is solved. I would not change anything here. Too much work. It's probably not worth the efforts.
As we can easily work around using many different wordings and it seems quite difficult to fix it in the used library, IMHO we can close it. If anyone sees it different, just re-open 🙂
In German, "2." equals to English "2nd", so "2nd rope length" is often written as "2. SL" (spoken "Zweite Seillänge"). If you start a route description with e.g.
2. SL
(or any other number before the dot) it will be rendered as① SL
This shift of the numbers in the numbered list is not only annoying but potentionally dagerous, e.g. if warnings, routefinding instructions etc. appear to be written for a completely different rope length than intended.Workaround: Whenever I recognize such a paragraph start, I re-word it to e.g.
Die 2. SL
Desired solution: Numbered list item uses the defined number, not always 1.