In Obsidian, with the help of the Linter plugin, after deleting an item in an ordered list, the numbering of the subsequent items is automatically synchronized and adjusted.

Sep 26, 2024#Linter55

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**Project:** Xlog **Status:** Completed The initial setup included four entries. After deleting the second entry, the remaining entries displayed as follows: Entry One, Entry Three, Entry Four. After formatting with the Linter plugin, the list remained unchanged. **Linter Plugin Settings:** In the fifth setting option (content), enable the "Ordered List Style" option to ensure ordered lists follow the specified style. Note that 2 spaces or 1 tab counts as one indentation level. **Recommendation:** Reassign the shortcut key to Ctrl+S to use "Lint the current file" instead of the default "save current file." This allows you to save the current file and automatically adjust the ordered list numbering with a single key press. *Photo by Philip Oroni on Unsplash.*

It started like this#

This is item one
This is item two
This is item three
This is item four

After deleting the middle item, it defaults to this#

This is item one
This is item three
This is item four

After formatting with the Linter plugin, it looks like this#

This is item one
This is item three
This is item four

Places to set in the Linter plugin#

In the fifth setting option content
Find the Ordered List Style option
Check to open Makes sure that ordered lists follow the style specified. Note: that 2 spaces or 1 tab is considered to be an indentation level.

Suggestions#

Reset the shortcut key Ctrl+S
Use Lint the current file instead of the default save current file
This way, you only need to press the shortcut key Ctrl+S to save the current file and automatically adjust the ordered list numbers