I just realized, that this probably will be a feature request because in most of the cases you don’t want this behaviour for ALL of your lists. I assume that you can’t activate some style only for specific lists via css at the moment - or can you?
But I am still interested in an excample to do this with css if you habe one.
Talking about heading customizations you’re asking about, i.e. styling top-level headings and subheadings differently - it is quite possible. We are considering to add a separate ‘document’ mode for lists at some time in the future, as well as more advanced customizations, templates and alike.
It’s great, that we can change CSS depending on the list tags.
I only need one thing to make this work… Your example formats the list entries in regards to their indentation. Level 1 is very big, Level 2 is only big and Level 3 is “not so big”.
… I want to format the “leaves” different to the “parents”. If an item has sub-items it should look different to items that havn’t.
What I want to achieve is similar to folders and files. Folders contain other folders or files. Folders are “containers”, the files are “the information”. I hope this pictures explains it better (parents are yellow, leaves are white):
Is it possible to distinguish between “parents” and “leaves”?