Box Styles
- Robin Dunford
- Sylvia Hunter (Unlicensed)
- Caitlin Gebhard (Unlicensed)
This page describes how to set up boxed content in the Word file to generate the correct XML output. eXtyles NLM supports two levels of subheadings and two levels of list items by default. By default, only these specific box styles can appear inside boxed content in eXtyles NLM.
Box Title
The Box Title style is used for the caption or overall title of a section of boxed text. If the box is numbered, the box number should form part of the Box Title paragraph, separated from the caption itself by a strong separator. Not all boxes will have a title. Untitled, unnumbered, or uncited boxes should be placed in the Word file where they will appear in the XML.
Box Head 1, Box Head 2
By default, eXtyles NLM provides two levels of headings within boxed content, Box Head 1 and Box Head 2. As with other headings, the Box Head styles must be correctly nested; i.e., Box Head 2 can only be used inside a section that starts with Box Head 1.
Box Text
Regular text paragraphs inside the box are styled as Box Text.
Box List Level 1, Box List Level 2
eXtyles NLM provides two levels of list styles by default, Box List Level 1 and Box List Level 2. As with heading styles, these styles must be correctly nested.
Box Note
The Box Note style is used for footnote-like material that relates to the contents of the box.
Example
The following example demonstrates the use of the box paragraph styles. This illustration is an excerpt from the sample document: Sample 2_Book Review.docx
