Which is the correct way to create bullet points in Markdown — using space+hyphen or tab+hyphen ?
- first level bullet point
- space+hyphen
- first level bullet point
- tab+hyphen
Which is the correct way to create bullet points in Markdown — using space+hyphen or tab+hyphen ?
- first level bullet point
- space+hyphen
- first level bullet point
- tab+hyphen
I believe either will work, so your call. If you really want to spark a tabs vs spaces holy war, I’ll throw my vote in for tabs: they’re semantic, whereas spaces are not–the meaning of a tab is “this is one level of indentation”. Using spaces for indentation is like using
<span class="italic">instead of<i>for italics.thanksalot! I guess I will stick with tab then
@boatswain
Seconding the semantic nature of tabs (have your $EDITOR display a literal tab as anything from 1 to N spaces), but I’m stuck in a world where Python standardized on 4-space indentation, so the ol’ “When in Rome” adage applies. :sigh:
@happeningtofry99158