An ol or ul element.
Word has no list element: a list is a run of paragraphs that share a numbering definition. A definition is registered for the outermost list only, so nested lists continue the same numbering at a deeper level.
Nesting is recognised across list kinds, so a ul inside an ol becomes a
deeper level of the same numbering rather than a paragraph nested inside
another one, which Word would reject.
Summary
Functions
Converts a list element and its items.
Types
@type t() :: %Sablon.HTMLConverter.List{nodes: [struct()]}
Functions
@spec new(Sablon.Environment.t(), Sablon.XML.Node.t(), Sablon.Props.t()) :: t()
Converts a list element and its items.