Indenting element designs

Portal Express, Version 6.0
Operating systems: i5/OS, Linux, Windows

Indenting element designs

You use an indent tag to format element designs that require results to be indented.
<indentcmpnt offset=" " repeat=" " start=" " end=" " />
<indentcmpnt This opens an indent tag.
offset=" " Enter the number of pixels to determine the size of the indent.
repeat=" " Enter the text to repeat at the beginning of the indent.
Double-byte character sets
Not all double-byte character sets support extended ASCII. To use tags such as " " you will need to replace "&" with "&".
For example:
<indentcmpnt offset="0" repeat="&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;"/>
start=" "
end=" "

The start and end attributes are used to wrap the data returned by an Web Content Management tag within other tags, such as HTML. These attributes are not mandatory. See the Using start and end attributes topic for more information on using these attributes.
/> This closes a Web Content Management tag.
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Working with element designs

<indentcmpnt offset=" " repeat=" " start=" " end=" " />
<indentcmpnt	This opens an indent tag.
offset=" "	Enter the number of pixels to determine the size of the indent.
repeat=" "	Enter the text to repeat at the beginning of the indent.
Double-byte character sets Not all double-byte character sets support extended ASCII. To use tags such as " " you will need to replace "&" with "&". For example: <indentcmpnt offset="0" repeat="&nbsp;&nbsp;"/>
start=" " end=" "	The start and end attributes are used to wrap the data returned by an Web Content Management tag within other tags, such as HTML. These attributes are not mandatory. See the Using start and end attributes topic for more information on using these attributes.
/>	This closes a Web Content Management tag.