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==== Block formatting legislation and contracts ==== | ==== Block formatting legislation and contracts ==== | ||
Clicklaw Wiikibooks uses blockquote tags {{tag|blockquote}} multiple indentation levels, and a monospace font (<code><tt></tt></code>) if the excerpt is taken from an act, regulation, contractual agreement or court order (as distinct from reasons for judgment). Doing this distinguishes the codified language and hierarchical structure of these sources compared to the more narrative and natural language flow of other types of content. | Clicklaw Wiikibooks uses blockquote tags {{tag|blockquote}} (including multiple indentation levels where applicable), and a monospace font (<code><tt></tt></code>) if the excerpt is taken from an act, regulation, contractual agreement or court order (as distinct from reasons for judgment). Doing this distinguishes the codified language and hierarchical structure of these sources compared to the more narrative and natural language flow of other types of content. | ||
A block formatted excerpt in a monospace font looks like this: | A block formatted excerpt in a monospace font looks like this: | ||
