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- [ ] unordered list item 1
-
list item with empty first and second line \\
normally an empty line breaks the list item - but we make an exception for the first line and don't count it towards that limit
- unordered list item 2 - with ~inline~ /markup/
1. [-] ordered sublist item 1
a) [X] ordered sublist item 1
b) [ ] ordered sublist item 2
c) [X] ordered sublist item 3
2. ordered sublist item 2
3.
list item with empty first and second line - see above
- [X] unordered list item 3 - and a [[https://example.com][link]]
and some lines of text
1. and another subitem
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
echo with a block
#+END_SRC
2. and another one with a table
| a | b | c |
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
and text with an empty line in between as well!
- unordered list item 4
: with an example
:
: that spans multiple lines
descriptive lists
- [ ] term :: details
continued details
- [ ] details without a term
- [X] term ::
details on a new line
- term ::
details on a new line (with an empty line in between)
*continued*
#+BEGIN_SRC bash
echo "Hello World!"
#+END_SRC
some list termination tests
- unordered 1
- unordered 2
1. ordered 1
2. ordered 2
1. ordered 1
2. ordered 2
- unordered 1
- unordered 2
1. ordered 1
2. ordered 2
- unordered descriptive :: 1
- unordered descriptive :: 2
1. ordered descriptive :: 1
2. ordered descriptive :: 2
- unordered 1
- unordered 2
1. [@2] use `[@n]` to change the value of list items
2. [ ] foobar
3. [@10] [X] that even works in combination with list statuses (`[ ]`)
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