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The following section describes how to style document body content using styles found on the Body tab of the eXtyles style palette.



Headings (Head 1- Head 6)

The following Word sample shows the use of the Head1 paragraph style (Heading 1 on the eXtyles style palette).

During XML export, the Head1 style will be tagged as <title> within <title-group> at the start of a new <section>; for example,

<section snum="I" secnum="2.1">
<title-group>I&#x00A0;<title>Introduction</title> [&#x00A7;&#x00A0;<number>2.1</number>]</title-group>

Notice that the snum and secnum attributes are automatically populated from the Word content (i.e., the heading number I and the section number 2.1).

eXtyles will populate the snum and secnum values so long as they are present in the Word document. If a heading in the Word document is not numbered, the snum attribute in the XML will be empty (same for the section number/secnum).

This behavior is the same for all styles Heading 1 through 6. For example,

Produces the following XML:

<section snum="II" secnum="2.2">
<title-group>II&#x00A0;<title>Appellate Jurisdiction</title> [&#x00A7;&#x00A0;<number>2.2</number>]</title-group>
<section snum="A" secnum="2.3">
<title-group>A&#x00A0;<subtitle>In General</subtitle> [&#x00A7;&#x00A0;<number>2.3</number>]</title-group>

Note that the <section>s are properly nested.

Auto-Numbering and Headings

The Head 1-Head 6 Word paragraph styles do not have auto-number formatting. The BB Head 1-BB Head 6 Word paragraph styles are auto-number formatted.

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