The “markdown numbered list” is explored here in this article. We have explained that Markdown provides a facility for adding different lists. We can easily add the “Numbered list” in the markdown. We have explained that when we have to create a numbered list in the markdown, then w...
I expect the rendered Markdown to adhere to the LLM output. Actual Behavior: When rendering a numbered list generated by the LLM, the numbering provided by the LLM is ignored Description Bug Summary: When the LLM generates a numbered List in Markdown, the numbering of the lists continuous ...
From HackMD march 22 course: 116. The numbered lists with #. is not working; instead, one should use, e.g., 1. for every numbered item (the ones are on purpose, markdown automatically uses the correct numbering): 1. item 1 1. item 2 1. item 3...
I would expect the output of lists, if they are going to try and align items, to align them based on the number of items in the list. Right now the alignment is fixed in a way that works for lists with double-digit list items but breaks down for both lists with only single-digit ...
Bug Report Description Bug Summary: Markdown numbered lists generated by LLMs do not display correctly in Safari. Number starting from 10 will be cropped out. Steps to Reproduce: Use Safari browser Ask models to generate a numbered list ...
I agree with OP. This is strange behavior. If I select the following list with my mouse cursor: item item item And click on the "Numbered List" icon, it turns into: 1. item 1. item 1. item This renders correctly in the Markdown output, however, the correct input would be: ...