Support for Nested Lists
See original GitHub issueSupport for nested list will be appreciated
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<span class="name">Business Competence</span>
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<li>Company and business environment</li>
<li>Products and services</li>
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<span class="name">Professional Competence</span>
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<li><span class="name">Accounting</span> / Finances</li>
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+1
It’s not a perfect solution, merely a hack, but here is an idea for having groups without having a nested list.
http://codepen.io/fxi/pen/YGZKJj
For indentation, CSS could do the trick.
I did not tested adding or removing element, but it should place new item correctly after a sorting.