Creating lists in WordPress can take a lot of time.
You have to know basic HTML and use a tags throughout your text editor to get it right. Even if you use the visual editor, adding lists can damage the formatting you've worked so hard to maintain!
Here are some beautiful WordPress plugins that will help you build lists without having to use a line of code.
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1. Nested Ordered Lists
When ordered lists are nested, by default each level will have the same style of numbering, but the Nested Ordered Lists plugin allows lists nested up to three levels deep to have different styles of number identifiers.
These list styles are also reflected in the visual editor, and to help visualize the nesting hierarchy of ordered lists in the visual editor, a subtle border is shown around lists.
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2. Lists Shortcode and Widget
Easily create all different kinds of ordered and unordered lists for your WordPress site with Lists Shortcode and Widget. Insert lists anywhere in your site - page/post editor, sidebars, template files. No coding is required. It is all done in a nice and easy interface.
If you're interested in using HTML and CSS to format exactly how your lists look, or even dive into the source code of your WordPress site, go ahead! These are just a couple options that are a bit easier and less time-consuming.
Use these WordPress plugins to create as many beautiful, bulleted as your site requires! Just be sure to keep those plugins updated and that website secure.
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