Learning Markdown helps you make your great content look great!

I created an online course called Steem Markdown, which teaches you how to use Markdowns to format your Steemit posts.

In this post, I am including information from Lesson #7 - Ordered Lists/Numbered Lists.

If you want to access the full online course (19 lessons) for FREE, click here!

Getting Started

Lists allow you to display a group of items in an orderly fashion. There are ordered lists and unordered lists.

• Ordered lists, commonly referred to as numbered lists, contain a numerical order or ranking.
• Ordered lists can be used for step-by-step instructions and ranking the outcome of an events, such as a race.

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Important things to remember:

• Ordered or Numbered lists use the following format:
  number + period + space + list item
• It does not matter which numbers are used to create an ordered list.
• Sub-lists can be created for ordered lists.
• You can indent paragraphs and indent lines in ordered lists.

The Comparison

What you type:

1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four

1. One
1. Two
1. Three 
4. Four

What you see:

1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four

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1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four

Practice Makes Perfect

Now it's your turn to practice what you have learned.

• Open Steemit.com and click Submit a Story.
• Copy the following text and paste it into the Steemit Markdown editor.

    1. One
    2. Two
    3. Three
    4. Four

• Copy the following text and paste it into the Steemit Markdown editor. Notice that the numbers used to create an ordered list are not important.

    1. One
    1. Two
    1. Three
    4. Four

Your Turn

Let's continue the conversation in the comments section.

1. Have you be able to practice any of the Steem Markdown tutorials?
2. Which tutorials was most beneficial?
3. Have you signed up for the FREE online course? If not, click here!

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