Margin Markup | Meaning | Example | |||
delete | |||||
close up | |||||
delete and close up | |||||
caret | |||||
insert a space | |||||
space evenly | |||||
let stand | |||||
transpose | |||||
used to separate two or more marks and often as a concluding stroke at the end of an insertion |
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set farther to the left | |||||
set farther to the right | |||||
set as ligature (such as æ) | |||||
align horizontally | |||||
align vertically | |||||
broken character | |||||
indent or insert em quad space | |||||
begin a new paragraph | |||||
spell out | |||||
set in CAPITALS | |||||
set in SMALL CAPITALS | |||||
set in lowercase | |||||
set in italic | |||||
set in roman | |||||
set in boldface | |||||
hyphen | multi-colored | ||||
en dash | 1965–72 | ||||
em (or long) dash | Now—at last!—we know. | ||||
superscript or superior | |||||
subscript or inferior | |||||
centered | |||||
comma | |||||
apostrophe | |||||
period | |||||
semicolon | |||||
colon | |||||
quotation marks | |||||
parentheses | |||||
brackets | |||||
query to author: has this been set as intended? |
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push down a work-up | |||||
turn over an inverted letter | |||||
wrong font |