Edit a List Element

Steps to edit a List Element

Chris Van Wingerden

2023-08-09

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Select (single-click) the List element on the stage.

Click the continue button:
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Select the Pencil icon.

Click the continue button:
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Select an Item on the list to edit its text.

Click the continue button:
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In this example, we’ve changed the text to Step 1. Select the Rich Text Editor icon to add inline formatting to the item text.

Click the continue button:
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In this example we’ve set the “1” to be bold and italics. Select Ok to save the text change.

Click the continue button:
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Select +Add to add a new Item to your List.

Click the continue button:
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The new Item is added and is ready for you to add text. Select the text field and we'll add text for this example.

Click the continue button:
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In this example, we’ve added the text Step 4. Select outside of the Item to save the text change.

Click the continue button:
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To delete an item select the X. Select the X to delete the “Step 4” item.

Click the continue button:
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Select Use Numbers to switch the list to a numbered list.

Click the continue button:
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Select No Icons to set the list to have no icons or numbers.

Click the continue button:
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Select Use Icons to add icons once more.

Click the continue button:
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To change an individual Icon, select it.

Click the continue button:
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The Pick an Icon panel will open. Select an Icon.

Click the continue button:
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Select Ok to save the choice.

Click the continue button:
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The new icon choice is now displayed to the left of the Item. To set all Icons at once, select Set All Icons.

Click the continue button:
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The Pick an Icon panel will open. Select an Icon.

Click the continue button:
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Select Ok to save the choice.

Click the continue button:
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Select Ok to save all of your changes and close the Edit List panel.

Click the continue button:
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The changes are now shown in the List on the Stage.

Click the continue button:

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Edit a List Element

Chris Van Wingerden

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