Manual of style sheet

Early Statutes. Note: In citations, "Const. In text, both the official reports and manuscript opinions use ordinary typeface. Exception to Bluebook rule 5. Exception to Bluebook rule 6.

Exceptions to Bluebook rule 6. Use arabic numerals for higher numbers. Use commas in numbers 1, and higher e. Exception to Bluebook rule 8, at Ignore this section.

The Reporter's Office generally follows The Chicago Manual of Style to resolve capitalization issues although, other than capitalizing proper nouns and maintaining consistency throughout the opinion, the judicial author's preference governs. Exception to Bluebook rule Include public domain citations when available. For Washington cases, pinpoint citations are made to Wn. You can delete more than one Style Sheet at once by checking multiple boxes. Or, click on the title of the Style Sheet you wish to delete, and then click on the Delete button at the top or bottom of the Style Sheet.

Alternatively, you can save Style Sheets and print saved copies from your local system. You can save your Style Sheets to your local system and view them without logging in to the Manual site. A new window will appear within the browser, displaying the page to be saved. At the bottom of the window, click on Yes to save the page or No to cancel the save.

The page will be saved as an HTML file in the default location on your local system as specified in your browser settings. Any links within the page to Manual sections will be live, but to access the content indicated by the links, you will need to be logged in to the Manual site.

Click on the Email icon, which is the first icon to the right of the View Style Sheet heading. A new window will appear within the browser with the standard fields for an email message.

The page to be emailed will appear as an attachment, which you can view by clicking on the link. Fill in the email address es of the intended recipient s of the email message. The From field will automatically list the email address associated with your Manual account. If you wish, you may add a message in the text box, and you may also edit the subject line provided by the email feature. The page will be sent as an HTML file. Any links within the page to Manual sections will be live, but to access the content indicated by the links, the recipient will need to be a Manual subscriber and will need to log in to the site.

Creating Style Sheets If you wish to create a Style Sheet from scratch, follow the instructions here. Formatting Style Sheets Within the text-editing pane, you can format all or portions of your Style Sheet using many functions common to word-processing programs. Using the drop-down menus, you can Apply one of the predefined text formats Select a font and a relative font size Using the toolbar, you can Add boldface, italic, underlining, or strike-through to text Change the font color Highlight text Change the alignment of text Convert text to a numbered list or a bulleted list Add or remove indents Add a horizontal rule Add subscripts or superscripts Insert special characters Insert live links to Manual paragraphs Undo or redo your most recent changes, or remove all character-level formatting Viewing Style Sheets All your style sheets appear in a list on the My Style Sheets page.

To return to the text of the Manual , use the top menu. Click on the Edit button on the top or bottom of the Style Sheet. Copying Style Sheets If you wish to create a Style Sheet that is based largely on one you have already created, you can copy the existing Style Sheet, save it as a new Style Sheet, and edit it as needed.

To copy a Style Sheet, 1. To save a Style Sheet to your local system, 1. Follow the prompts provided by your browser to save the page to your local system. To email a Style Sheet, 1. At the bottom of the window, click on Send or Cancel.