![]() Operating systems: i5/OS, Linux,Windows |
You use an indent tag to format element designs that require results to be indented.
<indentcmpnt offset=" " repeat=" " start=" " end=" " /> | |
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<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. |
Note: 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 a tag within other tags, such as HTML. These attributes are not mandatory. |
/> | This closes the tag. |