Hi! I code a lot and I like to document many of the things I do with screenshots! I like to break things down into steps and substeps so that I can easily refer to my notes in the future. Currently, Panda only increments numbered lists in numbers and starts again at 1 when you create a sublist, which can be visually confusing when implementing larger screenshots creating large gaps between steps. It would be helpful to have it broken down differently, such as the way Word/Onenote handles their numbered lists.
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This would be incredibly useful for me, I Bear for Class notes in college and this is definitely an issue I have ran into, in the same vein, bullet points for “-” and “*” being exactly the same can create confusion if importing into bear from somewhere else.
Also for anyone who deals with this issue a lot @lmf I would recommend using a combination of Headers, numbers, and bullet points. These combined with indents have helped me a lot.
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+1 from me on this. I think this would be extremely useful and either help differentiate Bear from other editors.
My only suggested would be to implement a “legal” numbering scheme instead of the more traditional outline format. In other words rather than combining numbers and letter as above, I would do:
- Hi
1.1. Hi
1.2. Hi - hello
2.1. hello again
2.1.1. and so on
2.1.2. and so on
I think this might be easier to implement and is more easily understandable.
Hi there,
Many thanks for your suggestion. I’ll pass it onto the development team to Bear 
in mind when we are moving forward with design ideas.
If you’ve any other queries or questions in the meantime, let me know as i’d be happy to help!