See also Wiki styles, Cookbook:WikiStylesPlus
As well as the ordinary ordered (numbered) and unordered lists it is possible to use the styles %ROMAN%, %roman%, %ALPHA%, and %alpha%. The style is used in the first element of an ordered list, for example:
      # %ROMAN% Top level
## %ALPHA% Second level
## Second level
## Second level
### Third level
### Third level
## Second level
### Third level
#### %alpha% Fourth level
##### %roman% Fifth level
##### Fifth level
#### Fourth level
# Top level
# Top level
  | -  Top level
-  Second level
 - Second level
 - Second level
- Third level
 - Third level
 
  - Second level
- Third level
-  Fourth level
-  Fifth level
 - Fifth level
 
  - Fourth level
 
  
  
  - Top level
 - Top level
  
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If you wish to start a numbered (ordered) list at an arbitrary starting value, use the value style, for example:
      # %item value=2517% Top level
## %ROMAN% Second level
## Second level
## Second level
### Third level
### Third level
## Second level
### Third level
#### %alpha% Fourth level
##### %roman% Fifth level
##### Fifth level
#### Fourth level
# Top level
# Top level
  | -  Top level
-  Second level
 - Second level
 - Second level
- Third level
 - Third level
 
  - Second level
- Third level
-  Fourth level
-  Fifth level
 - Fifth level
 
  - Fourth level
 
  
  
  - Top level
 - Top level
  
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For an alternative to the manual %item value=...% wikistyle, see Cookbook:ListResume for how to automatically resume related lists.
If you want to force a list to end, in order to start another list, so that you have separate html OL/UL lists use the escape sequence:
      # Item 1
# Item 2
[==]
# Item 1
[==]
# Item 1
  | - Item 1
 - Item 2
 
 
 - Item 1
 
 
 - Item 1
  
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