I wish that a bullet list appears not as indented bullets

Long after having tried knotes in an earlier KDE Ubuntu system, now with 24.04 (X11), I’m again trying it and now I’m very happy with its functionality. E.g. upon the minimize all windows function I see all notes so to say as a clean overview. Good for productivity!

Rich text is fine as well, but the only thing which I’d change are the indented bullets. It’s the same as e.g. in MS Word or Libreoffice: by default indented bullets.
I cloned the knotes code and I’d believe that the code snippet responsible to this is in knoteedit.cpp, KNoteEdit::textList(). But I don’t see anything that apparently does an indent of the bullet. But in

<ul style=3D"margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; margin-=
right: 0px; -qt-list-indent: 1;"><li style=3D"" style=3D" margin-top:0px; m=
argin-bottom:0px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; -qt-block-indent:0; te=
xt-indent:0px;"><span style=3D" color:#000000;"> Sample Text</span></li>

According to html resource, the indent should be removed by using an inline style within the ul tag like this:

style="list-style-position: inside;  padding-left: 0;"

This is verified by execution of the html-snippet including this style. Which does not necessarily mean that it works as verified in knotes.

If anybody could help coding this in the source, I’d appreciate that.

I don’t wish to change your direction of travel with knotes but it pays (for me) to search all notes contenders. Have you compared other contenders such as CherryTree? In CherryTree I can include bulleted list and tabbing each bullet runs through different options. The internal structure of CherryTree can be viewed through any XML editor such a XMLCopyEditor so you can XML parse historical files. This does not answer your question and in other discussions outside this forum I have on occassions been flagged for going off topic. Which is one reason I turned up here. We’ll see. I am keen on X11 deployment. And employing multiple tools for notes management in a tool chain. Not just one.

ADDENDUM
Being a curious soul and experimenter at heart I installed Knotes on Ubuntu 22.04 (I have other K apps there although not on Kubuntu - yet). I found that my desktop froze.

I then found this link.