Hello,

I have checked the behavior and for me personally (and the rest of the developers here), this is correct behavior as the text is originally is a <UL> tag element. Once one of the element is indented, that element is considered a child of the top element. And when the top element is indented, the child would also be indented even more. However, there is no correct behavior to satisfy all parties. I will bring this to our developer and see if we could come out with a better solution. Thanks for reporting by the way.

I understand your reasoning, but I was thinking it was wrong because when it does happen, the listing starts to be a bit messy. Let me show you with a video :



It's from the demo website. I know it's a bit of "trying to trick the system", but I often use lists with several level of indent, and it's not rare to have that kind of bugs. Once the element is considered as a child for example, decrease its indent will create a new line, that is not something I wanted to do. And the problem is that I have to delete the whole list to get back to a normal behavior :/

Edit : Wrong video

Hello,

This is quite tricky to fix because a lot of possibilities that other users will do/expect. Fixing one part could lead to introducing other issue or abnormal behavior. I will add this in our issue tracker and see how we can improve this.

Thanks a lot

You're welcome.