I have some clauses with sub-paragraphs that are not numbered. When including both the first numbered paragraph and the second non-numbered one in a single library clause, the second paragraph is indented further.
I have managed to solve this by splitting the paragraphs into two clauses, only numbering the first. This works how I want it (Screenshot, left document).
However, when adding the same document to a Binder, the non-numbered sub-paragraphs are once again indented (Screenshot, right document).
I Styling settings of the binder and single document seem to be identical. I am not sure if this is an override of the binder styling somewhere or unintended behaviour.
The paragraph without a number is not a “heading”, so its styling-settings are a combination of the “Base” styling + “Bullet” styling.
The reason it is indented, is because of the 6,3mm Left indentation within the Bullets styling, see screenshot below.
To be transparent: you are not the first one who is probably confused by the “Bullets” caption, because you’re trying to change something for a paragraph that is not bulleted. The reason is that non-bulleted paragraphs take their styling from bulleted paragraphs, but don’t actually insert a bullet.
Ah, layout, it is a constant struggle, because of too many options that interfere with each other.
