1. Type some lines into Editor, and click the button to make them become and ordered list ("1", "2" etc.). 2. Select some of the items, right-click and choose "List Properties..." 3. Change only the selected items to be bullets instead of ordered items, click OK. 4. Now select one of the remaining ordered items, bring up "List Properties..." and choose to have the whole list be solid squares. Result: The list has now been split up into two lists. So when you try to change the whole list's properties, it will only change one of the lists.

--> jfrancis

Here's an even better testcase: 1. Create a new document 2. Put this source in between the body tags (remove the initial <br> in the new doc): <ol> <li>Hey</li> <li>Now</li> <ol> 3. Select "Hey", choose "Change only selected items" and make it be a bullet. The result is some pretty messed up and mangled source! Just check this output out: <ol> <li>Hey</li> </ol> <ul> <li>Now</li> </ul> <ol> <ol> </ol> </ol>

I'm not sure what calls Charlie is making here - I'll have to check. At any rate list properties bugs are probably safely deflected to 1.1

I was commenting on this once before! guess something went wrong. Anyway, I don't think there's any problem here except if we are generating the empty <ol> </ol> at the end of the "old" (numbered) list. Otherwise, changing one item from ordered to bulleted item *must* create new <ul> tags, i.e. "a new list"!

I do agree with Charlie that the only thing I see wrong is the trailing empty < ol>

The trailing <ol> list and the weird inserted newlines are both wrong, IMHO.

The days of having a half dozen milestones out in front of us to divide bugs between seem to be gone, though I dont know why. Lumping everything together as far out as I can. I'll pull back things that I am working on as I go.

[ushing these out as far as bugzilla will let me. I'll pull them back as I work on them.