Text is formatted as a list by hand

Why does it matter?

Lines typed with "-", "•" or "1." look like a list but are not announced as one, so screen reader users lose the item count and cannot skip past it.

Who it affects: Screen reader users, who rely on real lists and paragraphs to hear how content is grouped and how many items there are.

What does Lumtera flag?

Consecutive paragraphs that start with a dash, bullet or number.

Check ID list-fake — use it to filter the content report or with wp lumtera issues --rule.

How do I fix it in WordPress?

Convert the lines into a List block (select the paragraphs and choose Transform → List). Screen readers then announce "list, 4 items" and let visitors skip it.

In the block editor, this issue has a Fix button: one click repairs the block, and Undo puts it back.

Example

<p>- Free shipping</p>
<p>- 30-day returns</p>

<ul>
  <li>Free shipping</li>
  <li>30-day returns</li>
</ul>

How do I check the fix?

1. Update the post. The issue disappears from the Lumtera Accessibility sidebar on the next check, and from the site report on the next scan.
2. With a screen reader, move to the list. It should announce "list, 3 items" (or similar) before the first item.