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It is possible to have two different list (one next to the other) in Markdown without an horizontal ruler?
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To nest one list within another, indent each item in the sublist by four spaces. You can also nest other elements like paragraphs, blockquotes or code blocks. You can mix ordered and unordered lists. To nest a paragraph or blockquote, indent by either 4 spaces or one tab.
To create an unordered list, add dashes ( - ), asterisks ( * ), or plus signs ( + ) in front of line items. Indent one or more items to create a nested list.
I usually use an HTML comment to break up adjacent lists, e.g.:
1. One
1. Two
<!-- -->
1. One
1. Two
On Stack Overflow, and just about everywhere else I've tried, this renders as
I think a comment is nicer than a <br> tag since it is semantically meaningless.
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Not sure if there's a pure markdown way, but most parsers will allow you to use a subset of HTML tags.
- Element 1
- Element 2
- Element 3
<br />
+ Elelemt 1
+ Element 2
I use an empty link:
- Element 1
- Element 2
- Element 3
[]()
+ Elelemt 1
+ Element 2
It just renders as empty paragraph. It's easy to type ([ ] and ( ) are close to each other) and because [] is empty, it renders as a space between lists.
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