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Unordered Lists

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      Use an unordered or bulleted list when you have a collection of three or more things and the order of the items does not matter. These items could be nouns, phrases, or topics.

      For example:

      • This is a list item

        • This is a sub-item

      If you only have two items in your list, it’s okay to just write it out in a sentence.

      Use an unordered list when:

      • Writing a prerequisites section in your documentation.

      • Writing a See Also section in your documentation.

      • Structuring the nav.adoc file in a documentation module.

      Use an unordered list for prerequisites and the See Also section even if it contains only a single item.

      Use an asterix (*) to render an item as an unordered list item. The number of asterixes sets the depth of the list item.

      For more information about how to format an unordered list in Antora, see Unordered Lists in the Contributing to the Documentation guide.

      Punctuation in Unordered Lists

      When writing an unordered list, add ending punctuation to each line item when:

      • Each item in your list is a complete sentence.

      • Each item in your list is a phrase of more than 3 words.

      For example, if your list items are only 1-3 words long, or simple noun phrases, you do not need to add ending punctuation:

      * Availability Zones
* Database Option
* Database Support Plan

      When list items are more complex, add ending punctuation:

      * Enable Multiple Availability Zones for your cluster.
* Choose a cluster Support Plan that supports Multiple Availability Zones.
* Choose a database option with multiple nodes, either Multi-Node or Custom.