Have you tryed to create a style only for lists? If you would assign it as a `fenced_div`, it could work.

Look at user manual, part about "Custom styles."

Dne úterý 11. srpna 2020 10:09:14 UTC+2 Mikhail Matrosov napsal(a):

I convert AsciiDoc to Word via DocBook. The db->docx conversion is done with Pandoc and is the most interesting.

I provide a reference file with --reference-doc. I specified indentation for the Body Text style in the reference file. Now text is indented. But lists are not.

While digging through the contents of the generated docx I discovered that you cannot control indentation of list items directly. Instead, you specify numPr/numId. From document.xml:

    <w:p>

      <w:pPr>

        <w:numPr>

          <w:ilvl w:val="0"/>

          <w:numId w:val="1002"/>

        </w:numPr>

      </w:pPr>

      <w:r>

        <w:t xml:space="preserve">This is the list</w:t>

      </w:r>

    </w:p>

    

There is a corresponding definition in numbering.xml:

  <w:num w:numId="1002">

    <w:abstractNumId w:val="99401"/>

    ...

  </w:num>

  

And there is the definition of w:abstractNum in the same file:

  <w:abstractNum w:abstractNumId="99401">

    <w:multiLevelType w:val="multilevel"/>

    <w:lvl w:ilvl="0">

      ...

      <w:pPr>

        <w:ind w:left="480" w:hanging="480"/>

      </w:pPr>

    </w:lvl>

    

Here we finally have the indentation. If I edit it here in the generated docx, it works, I can see how the lists are indented.

But how do I do this in the reference docx? I don't even see this strange w:abstractNumId="99401" in it. And if I add it, it gets overwritten.