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  2. Blocks

Unordered lists

Add an unordered list block to create bullet point lists

Unordered lists are great for making a series of points that do not necessarily need to be made in a particular order. They are effectively bullet point lists, with support for nesting as needed.

When typing a list in GitBook, you can exit the list and start a new empty block below by hitting Enter twice.

Example of unordered list

  • Item

    • Nested item

      • Another nested item

    • Yet another nested item

  • Another item

  • Yet another item

To create nested items, you can use Tab to indent and ⇧ + Tab to outdent.

Representation in Markdown

- Item
   - Nested item
      - Another nested item
   - Yet another nested item
- Another item
- Yet another item

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