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Text editing with Firefox browser

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Ok, first, let me acknowledge that the issue is not exactly Firefox browser issue, instead, it's more on the advanced use of javascript, yes, the javascript NG would be a good forum to post it... but some nuts is poisoning the NG with garbage posting for the last two hours, I don't want to post it there to be drowned...

Here, we go, the question/issue, Task: allow Outline almost like what Word would allow one to do.

Currently I'm using the execCommand function and the InsertOrderedList command identifier, so, it is able to create ordered list (just consider it as outline for now), and it looks like this:

1. apple
2.orange
3.banana

What I'd like to do is, to go a step further, to achieve the following:

1. apple
    1.1 apple cyder
    1.2 apple pie
    ...
2.orange
3.banana

Do you know how? Thanks.

Ok, first, let me acknowledge that the issue is not exactly Firefox browser issue, instead, it's more on the advanced use of javascript, yes, the javascript NG would be a good forum to post it... but some nuts is poisoning the NG with garbage posting for the last two hours, I don't want to post it there to be drowned... Here, we go, the question/issue, Task: allow Outline almost like what Word would allow one to do. Currently I'm using the execCommand function and the InsertOrderedList command identifier, so, it is able to create ordered list (just consider it as outline for now), and it looks like this: <pre> 1. apple 2.orange 3.banana </pre> What I'd like to do is, to go a step further, to achieve the following: <pre> 1. apple 1.1 apple cyder 1.2 apple pie ... 2.orange 3.banana </pre> Do you know how? Thanks.

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