support for styling ordered/unordered lists and list elements

[fire-oak]

<ul>, <ol> and <li> elements can now be styled with Word Document styles using the class attribute. an unstyled <li> elements inherits its styling from its parent list element (<ul> or <ol>).

example:

<ul class="CustomList">
    <li>...</li>
    <li class="AlternateListItem">...</li>
    <li>...</li>
</ul>

If CustomList matches a (Word) Document Style, this style will be applied to the paragraphs that are created for every <li> child element of the <ul> list tag. If the <li> element has a class that matches a (Word) Document Style, this inherited behaviour will be overwritten.

In the example above, the paragraph generated for the second <li> element will have the AlternateListItem style applied in Word, while the other two <li> elements will have the CustomList style applied, as inherited by their parent list tag.

[onizet]

Nice, thank you

[fire-oak]

Oh that was quick. When will these changes be available on nuget? in other words, when will be the next release of this nuget package?

[onizet]

it's done