Tag Definition: listStyle
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Attributes
Name |
Required? |
Default_Value |
Values |
alias |
implied |
None |
|
bulletAlign |
implied |
None |
|
bulletColor |
implied |
None |
|
bulletDedent |
implied |
None |
|
bulletDir |
implied |
None |
|
bulletFontName |
implied |
None |
|
bulletFontSize |
implied |
None |
|
bulletFormat |
implied |
None |
|
bulletOffsetY |
implied |
None |
|
bulletType |
implied |
None |
|
leftIndent |
implied |
None |
|
name |
required |
None |
|
parent |
implied |
None |
|
rightIndent |
implied |
None |
|
spaceAfter |
implied |
None |
|
spaceBefore |
implied |
None |
|
start |
implied |
None |
|
style |
implied |
None |
|
Can contain |
Purpose
This lets you declare a style to be used within one of the list types or items: unordered list, ordered list or list item.
Check out our docs page on this.
Example usage
Simple example:
<stylesheet>
<listStyle name="example_list_style"
leftIndent="50"
bulletDedent="10"
bulletOffsetY="2"
bulletType="a"
bulletFontSize="13"
bulletColor="red"
bulletAlign="right"
bulletFormat="%s)"
/>
</stylesheet>
Note: Only relevant sections are used in this snippet. Some tags were not included. See some of our samples for further insight of how you may go about setting up a full document using rml.
Example of nesting path from the parent tags to the current tag
<document> ➔ <stylesheet> ➔ <listStyle>