Can I set all the lists of the entire website to be indented?

I would expect it to be just like the typography for H1, H2 etc., but could not find it there.
Is that possible?

Also, when I am indenting a paragraph, I can see the indent. However, the shift is Zeroed, when I am marking it as a bullet or numbered item.

Thanks

thanks!
chris

Indenting the list removes the bullets but not the indent.

Thanks. Screenshots are below.

https://imgur.com/cYlS7WP – Indent is off in my backend

https://imgur.com/MCBswFI – live result still indented on the front end

Slightly strange problem here. I’ve added a list of ‘Toggled FAQ question to this page:

https://horizonimaging.flywheelstaging.com/services/drone-photography-services/

But on very narrow browsers like a mobile in portrait mode, the text wraps onto three lines and the third line then isn’t indented – please see here:

https://www.horizonimagingportal.co.uk/misc/wordpress_toggle_indent_problem.jpeg

It’s only the title that’s affected, the ‘answer’ (the text you see when you toggle the question) is indented just fine.

It seems the only reason the text is indented on the second line at all is that the toggle icon on the left has some invisible space under it that blocks the text from wrapping back to the start of the line.

Adding more padding under the toggle icon fixes the 3rd line indent problem, but then makes all the other toggle elements indent further and further into the page! See here:

https://www.horizonimagingportal.co.uk/misc/wordpress_toggle_indent_problem_2.jpeg

So we just need some code that affects only the current toggle title and not anything else underneath it …

Any ideas what I can do to fix this?

Many thanks!

David

Slightly strange problem here. I’ve added a list of ‘Toggled FAQ question to this page:

https://horizonimaging.flywheelstaging.com/services/drone-photography-services/

But on very narrow browsers like a mobile in portrait mode, the text wraps onto three lines and the third line then isn’t indented – please see here:

www.horizonimagingportal.co.uk/misc/wordpress_toggle_indent_problem.jpeg

It’s only the title that’s affected, the ‘answer’ (the text you see when you toggle the question) is indented just fine.

Any ideas what I can do to fix this?

Many thanks!

David

Tree View is great because it shows me all the pages of my site organized on one page with easy to understand indentation showing parent/child relationships. It’s very intuitive.

And best of all, the search function works beautifully on the page titles by default, highlighting them and even expanding any that are hidden so you can quickly see them.

Highly recommend this plugin if you’ve found the default pages difficult to use like me.

Why is so hard to do indent i text, just like bookpages. I have not Astra pro.

The pages is not ready, therefore not linked.

I work in Astra free version. And I want to do a Indent for maby three lines. And not the first line. I have found lots of indent and try. But I just wanna for one row. Not like Blockquote.

And Astra free dont let me put in CSS, so I have to do it in STYLE / text.

However, it sucks when it comes to teaching students what a paragraph is.

I have been waiting for years for WP to include a way to indent the first line of a paragraph, or not, that is a simple as a word processor. Alternatively, a plug-in. It’s 2022, and still no joy.

First-line indents are crucial when including a block quotation in a paragraph: the lack of an indent when the paragraph resumes after the block quotation shows that the reader is still in the same paragraph. With block paragraphs (the default in WP) it is impossible to tell the difference between a new paragraph and a continuation of a paragraph after a block quotation.

First-line indents are crucial, too, when writing dialogue.

I have seen two solutions proposed: 1. CSS code that indents *all* paragraphs. This is useless for those who want to indent the first line of some paragraphs, but not all. 2. Hit the space bar five times. Sometimes this works; other times it does not. So, for students trying to learn what a paragraph is, this is just confusing.

Question 1: Why is this capability not built in to WordPress, after all these years?

Question 2: Has anyone found a plug-in that will provide the ability to indent some paragraphs, but not all? (I have looked, in vain!)

Sorry this is so long, and thanks for your help!