LST Indent Tag
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TagsSpecsIntact Tags are used to define key elements and attributes used control content and format as well as run processes and generate reports . These tags consist of an opening and closing tag. A tag -- either opening or closing, is used to mark the start or end of an element. Most tags consist of a beginning-tag <SEC> and ending tag </SEC>, but can also contain some empty-element tags such as <Page />. Tags are: <LST INDENT =-0.33>  </LST>
   
Description:

Normally used to achieve a greater margin of block indent over Text <TXT> tags and automatically sets the hanging indent to -0.33.  Used for ordered and unordered lists .

 

The ITM tag prints .85 inches from the margin of the page (The margin being 1 inch).
   
Source: Illustration SI Editor's Tagsbar List Indent ButtonTagsbar Button, Menu Insert > Tags or F4
   
Rules:

Can only contain text, <RID>, <ENG>, <MET>, <SUB>, and <SRF> and can only be contained within <PRT> and <SPT> tags.

 

Illustration Icon Indicating Important Information To NoteThe item tag is included for descriptive markup purposes.  This tag can be used to add margin or font characteristics to text.  SpecsIntact does not use this tag for any purpose other than format appearance.  To modify the tag attributes, use the SI Editor's Format Menu to assign fonts. margins, or to modify the indentation amount.

 

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When Tags are visible, the recommended usage of tags looks as follows:

Illustration Example of UFC 1-300-02, Appendix A, Alpha-Numeric Formatting

 

 

When Tags are hidden, the recommended usage of tags looks as follows:

Illustration Example of UFC 1-300-02, Appendix A, Alpha-Numeric Formatting

 

Illustration Icon Indicating Helpful Hint For proper usage of the LST, ITM, LST and ITM Indents, refer to Appendix A of the Unified Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS) Format Standard (UFC 1-300-02).

 

Additional Learning Tools

Illustration Icon Indicating eLearning ModulesWatch the SI Editor and Section Structure Overview eLearning Modules within Chapter 3 - Editing.

 

 

 

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