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What do the HTML tags <align:e> and <align:keep>

Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 12:42 am
by Juggledad
I'm starting to explore using HTML tags (see RFE: Add 'text' as item that could be added to the schedule - and the suggestion) and I understand most of the tags, but

1) what do the HTML tags <align:e> and <align:keep> do?

2) what is their scope (ex BOLD ends with a </b>)

Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:29 am
by Sebastian
<align:e> means center (just like <align:center>). We added it because Ctrl+E was used in Microsoft Word as shortcut for center.

The scope is the current paragraph. There is no </align> because there can only be one alignment for a paragraph.

<align:keep> means align with previous paragraph. Use it if you have a number of similar lines that should start at the same position.
Example:
Yes Lord, Yes Lord
Yes Lord, Yes Lord
<align:keep>Yes Lord, Yes Lord, Amen

Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 1:36 pm
by Juggledad
Thanks!