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).

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.

Body Text Paragraphs

WisBar has several body text paragraph styles that achieve different markup in the XML depending on the content requirements.

Standard Body Paragraphs

Normal body text paragraphs can be styled with the Paragraph (Para) style from the eXtyles style palette; for example,

Text styled in this way will produce the following XML:

<para type="flush">Federal policy strongly discourages piecemeal appeals ... even though those judgments are appealable in Wisconsin state courts)...</para>

Other paragraph type attributes can be achieved in the XML by using different paragraph styles in the Word document. For example,