[IPYNB_vs_HTML]_numbering_for_lists_in_normal_lecture_contexts

[shlff]

Morning @mmcky and @AakashGfude ,

I find another issue that the numbering for some lists in normal lecture contexts can be problematic:

• in source files, we just number some lists with 1. ...., 1. ..., 1. ..., etc.
• but when they are converted into IPYNB and HTML files, they look differently: IPYNB (still 1. ...., 1. ..., 1. ..., etc.) vs HTML (1. ...., 2. ..., 3. ..., etc.)

For example, please see the lecture getting_started here:

I also notice this issue in some other lectures in basic and advanced lectures.

Do you think it is a better idea to modify the source files directly or do something in the converting job?

[mmcky]

thanks @shlff this is helpful.

[shlff]

Thanks for your comments, @mmcky .

I just double-checked these issues, and find this one has been solved.

• The numbering for all lists in downloaded notebooks look fine in Anaconda environment.

I will close this issue.