TubaDiva (or anyone else, for that matter),
How can I inset a list without putting some sort of bullet at the start of each subsection?
i.e.,
(list)(*)one(*)two(/list)
returns[ul][li]onetwo[/ul][/li]
(list=A)(*)one(*)two(/list=A)
returns[list=A][li]onetwo[/list=A][/li]
Can I get separate indented lines in a list without any kind of marker at the start of the line?
Just use the list tag with no “*” tag.[ul]Like this[/ul]
pan
In fact, it’s also worth remembering that the “*” tag is independent of the list tag. That is:
[li]I can make bullets[/li]
[li]without using the list tag at all![/li][ul]And vice versa of course[/ul]
pan
And you can multiple indent, also:[ul] Section I[list]Section 1.1
Section 1.2
Section 1.3[/ul]Section II[ul]Section 2.1
Section 2.2[/ul]
You can also make an indented, non-bulleted list without using the {LIST} command at all:
Item One
Item Two
You can indent
however much
you want
to! 
[sub]Anyone know how I did that?[/sub]
…HOW?
…:)…
kniz:
I feel like I should make you work at figuring out the answer before I tell you - I mean, did you use the “Reply To” Feature to try to look at how I coded my post? It wouldn’t have helped, but it’s always a good first step. 
Here’s the trick:
Hold down the ALT Key and type 0160 on your Number Pad then release ALT. That will advance your cursor a single space. That’s a “hard space” (or some other techno-nonsense). All that means is that the space will appear in your posts.
So
you
can
use
them
to move
text to the
right.
See?
Thanks[ul]a
lot,
people![/ul]
And, kabbes, sdimbert,
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Do you see what you started???