It's not what I expected and don't know how to get him to function properly.
Maybe a bit confusing but what the number is in the output doesn't reflect the number in the input, it only has to be a number to give you a numbered list.
1.
2.
3.
and
1.
1.
1.
and
3.
7.
42.
will all give
1.
2.
3.
as the output
The reason the second list (ie after you break it they become two lists) starts at 3 is because 3 is the first number in the list, if you change it back down to 1, the list will reset and carry on from 1. (Or you can change it to whatever you like if you were putting a paragraph in the middle of a list but wanted to preserve your place for example)
Check out this link for what the rules are.
Why did he become 3? Shouldn't it be 2 after 1? I just added some content between 1 and 2.The serial number of his exhibition area has also changed.
I have read the grammar. Is it not allowed to insert text between ordered lists, or is my operation mode wrong? Please correct it and look forward to your reply.
By inserting the extra line you have two ordered lists. You can see it in the HTML if you use the dev tools.
<ol>
<li class="maps-to-line" source-line="0" source-line-end="2">a</li>
</ol>
<p class="maps-to-line" source-line="2" source-line-end="3">a1</p>
<ol start="3">
<li class="maps-to-line" source-line="4" source-line-end="5">b</li>
<li class="maps-to-line" source-line="5" source-line-end="6">c</li>
<li class="maps-to-line" source-line="6" source-line-end="7">d</li>
</ol>
By splitting the list you asked for the second list to begin counting at 3 <ol start="3">
