# Change bullet styling

In order to change the bullet styling, navigate to *bullets* under the *styling* menu.

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Under the *enumerations* *styling* settings, we distinguish between regular and internal bullets. However, the *bullet styling* settings apply for all enumerations, if the items are displayed on different lines. Those include enumerations created with asterisks, curly brackets, and enumerations created with special functions.
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## Styling per level

The styling per level tab allows you to customise the styling preferences for each level. The settings are fairly straight forward:

* **Alignment of each paragraph:** This allows you to customise the alignment of the bullet points (e.g. entered, left aligned,..)
* **Spacing of each paragraph:** Here, you can customise the bullet line spacing.
* **Font:** Properties such as font, color or size can be changed here.
* **Numbering**: Choose whether the numbering icon should be followed by a space, a tab or nothing.
* **Text flow settings of each paragraph:** Adjust the text flow of each line.

## Numbering scheme

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This section allows you to define two properties for each level:

* First, you can determine which character will be used as the bullet symbol. The options range from roman numbers and letters, to a variety of bullet characters.
* Second, under the configuration tab, you can customise how the symbols is supposed to appear. In the screenshot above, the roman number was configured to be surrounded by brackets. A preview of the final styling is displayed under preview.

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If you change the default settings, all bullets in the document will be formatted in that way.
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