How do I make the single digit numbering align to the first of double digit numbering so the spacing between the number and the text are the same no matter what?

[Johnny Chin]

[walt.farrell]

Which application, @Johnny Chin?

[markw]

Depending on your font you may be able to get away with just sticking an extra space in before the single digit. Perhaps worth a try first...

[Old Bruce]

3 minutes ago, markw said:

Depending on your font you may be able to get away with just sticking an extra space in before the single digit. Perhaps worth a try first...

That doesn't work for me. What does is make a Paragraph style and set the tab to decimal and then with a minimum size for the tab it all works more or less okay in Designer. Obviously you have to have a tab before the digits. The top text is an Artistic text and the bottom is a text frame object.

[Johnny Chin]

5 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

Which application, @Johnny Chin?

Both AD and APu

[Johnny Chin]

4 hours ago, Old Bruce said:

That doesn't work for me. What does is make a Paragraph style and set the tab to decimal and then with a minimum size for the tab it all works more or less okay in Designer. Obviously you have to have a tab before the digits. The top text is an Artistic text and the bottom is a text frame object.

But my numbering’s are not within the same text box, is this mean I have to adjust manually each time? Oh and how do I make the new text box automatically start with the next number?

[v_kyr]

6 minutes ago, Johnny Chin said:

That doesn't work for me.

Making them two spaces and using appropriate fonts usually works.

[Fixx]

6 hours ago, Johnny Chin said:

But my numbering’s are not within the same text box, is this mean I have to adjust manually each time? Oh and how do I make the new text box automatically start with the next number?

You have to use "numbered" style to have this automatic. 

[firstdefence]

You can do it if you remove the full-stop after the bullet number, it's the full-stop character that is pushing the number out of alignment.

Ps. and the award for longest post title 2019 goes to.... @Johnny Chin