There are three indent markers available, however, only two of these apply to the alignment of your numbered or bullet lists. The alignment is determined by markers on the ruler called indent markers. It is useful to understand how the alignment of a numbered or bullet list works.
This can happen when a numbered list has been modified multiple times and the settings are now causing issues is inherited in an existing document created by someone else, or sometimes for no obvious reason at all. is showing a large space between the numbering and the text for that point. has a small space between the number and the text, but point II. You will see in this example that point I. Here is an example showing a numbered list using Roman numerals:
The question in particular, related to why the alignment of text on certain lines of a numbered list was different from other lines. Needless to say, this post is in response to that question and hopefully will provide some information for anyone who may experience the same issue. The solution was a simple one but as the author commented, how would anyone not familiar with the “lingo” know how to find the solution without help? I recently saw an issue arise on a discussion forum where a user asked a question related to the alignment of a numbered list.
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