ListProperties

The properties of a list which describe the look and feel of bullets belonging to paragraphs associated with a list.

JSON representation 
{
  "nestingLevels": [
    {
      object (NestingLevel)
    }
  ]
}
Fields
nestingLevels[]

object (NestingLevel)

Describes the properties of the bullets at the associated level.

A list has at most nine levels of nesting with nesting level 0 corresponding to the top-most level and nesting level 8 corresponding to the most nested level. The nesting levels are returned in ascending order with the least nested returned first.

NestingLevel

Contains properties describing the look and feel of a list bullet at a given level of nesting.

JSON representation 
{
  "bulletAlignment": enum (BulletAlignment),
  "glyphFormat": string,
  "indentFirstLine": {
    object (Dimension)
  },
  "indentStart": {
    object (Dimension)
  },
  "textStyle": {
    object (TextStyle)
  },
  "startNumber": integer,

  // Union field glyph_kind can be only one of the following:
  "glyphType": enum (GlyphType),
  "glyphSymbol": string
  // End of list of possible types for union field glyph_kind.
}
Fields
bulletAlignment

enum (BulletAlignment)

The alignment of the bullet within the space allotted for rendering the bullet.
glyphFormat

string

The format string used by bullets at this level of nesting.

The glyph format contains one or more placeholders, and these placeholder are replaced with the appropriate values depending on the glyphType or glyphSymbol. The placeholders follow the pattern %[nestingLevel]. Furthermore, placeholders can have prefixes and suffixes. Thus, the glyph format follows the pattern <prefix>%[nestingLevel]<suffix>. Note that the prefix and suffix are optional and can be arbitrary strings.

For example, the glyph format %0. indicates that the rendered glyph will replace the placeholder with the corresponding glyph for nesting level 0 followed by a period as the suffix. So a list with a glyph type of UPPER_ALPHA and glyph format %0. at nesting level 0 will result in a list with rendered glyphs

A.

B.

C.

The glyph format can contain placeholders for the current nesting level as well as placeholders for parent nesting levels. For example, a list can have a glyph format of %0. at nesting level 0 and a glyph format of %0.%1. at nesting level 1. Assuming both nesting levels have DECIMAL glyph types, this would result in a list with rendered glyphs

1.

2.

2.1.

2.2.

3.

For nesting levels that are ordered, the string that replaces a placeholder in the glyph format for a particular paragraph depends on the paragraph's order within the list.
indentFirstLine

object (Dimension)

The amount of indentation for the first line of paragraphs at this level of nesting.
indentStart

object (Dimension)

The amount of indentation for paragraphs at this level of nesting. Applied to the side that corresponds to the start of the text, based on the paragraph's content direction.
textStyle

object (TextStyle)

The text style of bullets at this level of nesting.
startNumber

integer

The number of the first list item at this nesting level.

A value of 0 is treated as a value of 1 for lettered lists and roman numeraled lists, i.e. for values of both 0 and 1, lettered and roman numeraled lists will begin at a and i respectively.

This value is ignored for nesting levels with unordered glyphs.
Union field glyph_kind. The kind of glyph used by bullets. This defines the bullet glyph which replaces the placeholders in the glyph_format. glyph_kind can be only one of the following:
glyphType

enum (GlyphType)

The type of glyph used by bullets when paragraphs at this level of nesting are ordered.

The glyph type determines the type of glyph used to replace placeholders within the glyphFormat when paragraphs at this level of nesting are ordered. For example, if the nesting level is 0, the glyphFormat is %0. and the glyph type is DECIMAL, then the rendered glyph would replace the placeholder %0 in the glyph format with a number corresponding to list item's order within the list.
glyphSymbol

string

A custom glyph symbol used by bullets when paragraphs at this level of nesting are unordered.

The glyph symbol replaces placeholders within the glyphFormat. For example, if the glyphSymbol is the solid circle corresponding to Unicode U+25cf code point and the glyphFormat is %0, the rendered glyph would be the solid circle.