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You can control text formatting and indentation on a specific page using Style Types. This is especially appropriate on pages where the same formatting or indentation is repeated multiple times. (Use CSS for global control.) Rita and gt decided NOT to use p.padding, a type of paragraph Style Type.
Define Style Type(s) at top of Caption on page where a Style Type is to be used. Name the Style Type whatever is logical, but first check to see if a similar example already exists below. If it does not, add it below. ("span", as in "span class", refers to a "span" of text.)
TEXT FORMATTING EXAMPLES
Large Section headings at OPG:
(For Standard Table Of Contents see Indentation)
What Displays
Quick Checklist
At top of Caption
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!-- .section {font-size:22px; font-weight:575;} -->
</STYLE>
Within the Caption
<span class=section >Quick Checklist</span>
INDENTATION EXAMPLES
Indentation (padding) at Baseprice
(For Standard Procedure format see Indentation)
What Displays
1. First line in numbered procedure
A. 2nd level
1) 3rd level
a. 4th level
i. 5th level
At top of Caption
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!-- .space16 { padding-left: 16pt; }
.space32 { padding-left: 32pt; }
.space44 { padding-left: 44pt; }
.space60 { padding-left: 60pt; }
.sectionHeading { font-size:22; font-weight:700;} -->
</STYLE>
Within the Caption
1. First line in numbered procedure<br />
<span class="space16"> A. 2nd level </span> <br />
<span class="space32"> (1) 3rd level </span> <br />
<span class="space44"> a. 4th level </span> <br />
<span class="space60"> i. 5th level </span> <br />
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