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pardef element
Example

Example

Represents explicit style information for a paragraph. Use this element with the <par> element, which represents a paragraph. You define the paragraph style once and give it an id using the pardef element, then reference that id in the def attribute of a par element to apply the specified style to a paragraph. Using the pardef element enables you to define the style once and reference it throughout the DXL, rather than having to redefine a style for each paragraph.

Containment Hierarchy

Contained by: %richtext.block;

Contains: <code>, <parstyle>

Syntax

<!ELEMENT pardef ( code? , parstyle? )>

Content

code? , parstyle?


Attributes

<!ATTLIST pardef

id%pardef.id;#REQUIRED
align(%pardef.aligns;)"left"
linespacing(%pardef.linespacings;)"1"
spacebefore(%pardef.linespacings;)"1"
spaceafter(%pardef.linespacings;)"1"
leftmargin%lenpct;#IMPLIED
rightmargin%lenpct;#IMPLIED
firstlineleftmargin%lenpct;#IMPLIED
tabs%tokens;#IMPLIED
hide%tokens;""
newpage%boolean;"false"
keepwithnext%boolean;#IMPLIED
keeptogether%boolean;#IMPLIED
list(%pardef.list.styles;)"none"
%reading.order.attrs;
>

align


firstlineleftmargin
hide
id
keeptogether
keepwithnext
leftmargin
linespacing
list
newpage
rightmargin
spaceafter
spacebefore
tabs
Defined entities for <pardef> element

The %pardef.aligns; entity defines the choices for the types of alignment for a paragraph.

Syntax:

<!ENTITY % pardef.aligns "left | right | center | full | none">

The %pardef.hide.tokens; entity defines the conditions under which to hide a paragraph.

Syntax:

<!ENTITY % pardef.hide.tokens "read | edit | print | copy | preview | previewedit | notes | web | embedded ">

The following options hide a paragraph when a document is:

copy


edit
embedded
notes
preview
previewedit
print
read
web
The %pardef.linespacings; entity lists the amount of spacing allowed between lines in a paragraph.

Syntax:

<!ENTITY % pardef.linespacings "1 | 1.5 | 2">

The %pardef.list.styles; defines the types of lists used in a paragraph.

Syntax:

<!ENTITY % pardef.list.styles "none | bullet | number | check | uncheck | circle | square | alphaupper | alphalower | romanupper | romanlower">

The following options represents types of lists, in which each line begins with the following text characters:

alphalower


alphaupper
bullet
check
circle
none
number
romanlower
romanupper
square
uncheck
Example
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