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5.6 Nested Flow Styles🔗ℹ

A style name is used for a nested flow as follows:
  • A String: HTML: Used as a CSS class name. Latex/PDF: Used as the name of an environment used around the nested flow content.

  • #'inset: Insets the nested flow relative to surrounding text.

  • #'#{code-inset}: Insets the nested flow relative to surrounding text in a way suitable for code. Latex/PDF: If the nested flow has a single flow block, then it is boxable in the sense of Style.BoxMode.

  • #'#{vertical-inset}: Insets the nested flow vertically relative to surrounding text, but not horizontally. Latex/PDF: If the nested flow has a single flow block, then it is boxable in the sense of Style.BoxMode.

Each style property is used for a nested flow as follows:
  • #'command: Latex/PDF: A String style name is used as a command name instead of an environment name.

  • #'multicommand:Latex/PDF: A String style name is used as a command name, instead of an environment name, with a separate argument for each flow block in in the nested flow.

  • A Style.HTML.AltTag: HTML: Generates the indicated tag instead of <blockquote>.

  • A Style.HTML.Attributes: HTML: Provides additional attributes for the <ul> or <ol> tag.

  • #'#{never-indents}: Latex/PDF: Adjusts the pargraph when in a compound paragraphs. See compound_paragraph_style.

  • A Style.BoxMode: Latex/PDF: Uses an alternate rendering form for boxing contexts (such as a table cell). See Style.BoxMode.

  • #'decorative: The content of the nested flow is intended for decoration. Text: Skips a #'decorative nested flow.

  • #'pretitle: Latex/PDF: Typeset before the title of the enclosing part.