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Hello, would you think this is a good idea? I will be gratefull if you can reply me.

To be able to use a formal outlining format, I would need access to numerals and letters in parentheses.
I played around a bit but could not get it to work properly.
Any help would be much appreciated.

I. Roman numerals
	A. Capital letters
		1. Arabic numerals
			a. Lower-case letters
				(1) Arabic numerals in parentheses
					(a) Lower-case letters in parentheses
					(b)
				(2)
			b.
		2.
	B.
II.

What do you think about adding a settings page, where users can define custom list-style-types?
Because list style type not only supports pre-defined values, but also unicodes, custom strings, and symbols.

Currently, it can be done simply with a custom css snippet (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@counter-style):

@counter-style thumbs {
  system: cyclic;
  symbols: "\1F44D";
  suffix: " ";
}

/* ul {
  list-style: thumbs;
} */

and in the note:

1. {thumbs} Yes
2. It's
3. Great!

which results in:

It would be great if the {A} or equivalent could be greyed out or hidden in some way so that it is clear that it is not part of the list when in live edit mode.

Thanks for the brilliant plugin!

Hello, can you add a sequence format?
For example:

-1. Text content
----11.Text content
--------111. Text content
--------112. Text content
----12.Text content
--------121. Text content
--------122. Text content
-2. Text content
----21.Text content
----22.Text content
--------221. Text content
--------222. Text content

Using digits to represent the indentation level, with a maximum of 9 levels.

It shows that the release is not complete and mian.js is missing.

Thanks for developing this awesome plugin.
I think working with editing mode would be fantastic, but not sure if it is feasible.