Indent

^do( Indent, text )^

Type: Macro

Purpose: Indents paragragh by 40px increments

The Indent macro lets you indent text that perfectly lines up with the indents produced by ordered and unordered hanging list indents. You can now add extra elements after bulleted items that are also perfectly indented.

The 2nd arg is optional. If you leave it out, the macro assumes the value of 1, indenting your text one unit—to match any bullet points above it.

You can use fractional numbers, which operate on a bast quantum of 40px.

Indent sample

This is the markup that is rendered below

Here is some ordinary text and then some bullets:
  •  This is a bullet.
^do(Indent, "And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block.")^
  1. One
  2. Two
^do(Indent, "And here is an indented under-block. And here is an indented under-block.")^ ^do(Indent, "And here is an indented under-block using a 2nd arg. And here is an indented under-block using a 2nd arg.", 2)^
And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block. And here is an indented block.
  1. One
  2. Two
And here is an indented under-block. And here is an indented under-block.
And here is an indented under-block using a 2nd arg. And here is an indented under-block using a 2nd arg.