17.5.10 Configuring multi-paragraph list items
By default, at the end of each paragraph Mif2Go closes the block element to which the paragraph format is mapped (see §17.4.2 Mapping paragraph formats to DocBook elements). If any list items in your document include multiple paragraphs or sublists, you must make sure that each <listitem> can include more than one block element, but also that the last item in each list or sublist does not slurp up any following paragraphs.
Map formats to <para> instead of to <listitem>.
Specify ancestry for each format.
Make each format first in <listitem>.
Make sure each list ends where it should.
Map formats to <para> instead of to <listitem>
Map list-item paragraph formats to <para> rather than to <listitem>:
Specify ancestry for each format
Designate the appropriate ancestors for each type of list element:
Numbered1 = orderedlist listitem
Numbered = orderedlist listitem
Bulleted = itemizedlist listitem
BulletedLast = itemizedlist listitem
Make each format first in <listitem>
Make sure each list-item paragraph is first in its <listitem> element:
Numbered1 = orderedlist listitem
Make sure each list ends where it should
If the last paragraph in a multi-paragraph list item is followed by a paragraph whose format is mapped to an element that is valid in <listitem>, that paragraph will be included in the list item. To prevent including the following paragraph, you can explicitly close the list:
BulletedLast = itemizedlist listitem
Or insert a DocBookCloseAfter marker in the last list-item paragraph, with content itemizedlist orderedlist.
As an alternative, you can make sure the list closes before the following paragraph:
Body = itemizedlist orderedlist
Or insert a DocBookCloseBefore marker in the following paragraph, with content:
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