Eduard Metzger: in HTML and CSS we have individual list items (<li>) wrapped in a list element (such as <ul> or <ol>) so we can style both the items and a set of items. So we can give list items no top and bottom margin, but give the list some top and bottom margin to set it apart from surrounding elements, etc. The wish in my case is to be able to reduce the amount of space between **neighboring** bulleted items, but not between the last bullet in a series and the next other thing, and not between the first bullet in a series and the previous thing. I'm not sure if I can do that in the theming system.
Jon Plummer: You could use the paragraphSpacing, lineSpacing, and paragraphSpacingBefore attributes in the custom themes to change this or are you looking for preferences in the UI? This sounds like an individual preference? See https://help.noteplan.co/article/44-customize-themes#spacing Are you familiar with this?
Indeed, and it would make a lot of other options available as well. There are a lot of nice looking css styles for markdown around that we then can use with noteplan.
Jon Plummer I don't quite get what you mean by this. You want to reduce spacing between bullet points, but not the rest of the text? This should work with custom themes. You can target bullets/tasks separately from the body text.