outdents
Moves text left
Outdents is the plural of outdent, which refers to text positioned to the left of the main margin—the opposite of an indent.
In typesetting and word processing, an outdent (also called a hanging indent) makes the first line of a paragraph extend beyond subsequent lines: The bibliography uses outdents for each entry.
As a verb, to outdent is to move text leftward.
Edge of a page
- alignmentCorrect relative positioning
- paragraphDistinct section of text
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
- spacingInterval arrangement between objects
bullets · numbering · flush · unindent · typesetting · hanging · overhang · realign
Ranked authority structure
- outlineSummary of key elements
- subpointsDetails supporting main arguments
- levelsHeights or ranked stages
- nestingMaking a dwelling
subordinate · tiers · organization · headings · sections · subsections · bullets · lists
margin
Edge of a page
- alignmentCorrect relative positioning
- paragraphDistinct section of text
- layoutSpatial arrangement of elements
spacing · bullets · numbering · flush · unindent · typesetting · hanging · overhang · realign · text-editing
hierarchy
Ranked authority structure
- outlineSummary of key elements
- subpointsDetails supporting main arguments
- levelsHeights or ranked stages
nesting · subordinate · tiers · organization · headings · sections · subsections · bullets · lists · parent-child
outdentsindents
Sets back from margin
indent · indentation · indentations · insets · flush left