Bold
Occasionally, you might feel it's helpful to organize a bill summary by organizing the highlights into specific categories. This generally occurs with rather expansive legislation that requires a longer summary. This is more common in Congress than it is for the states. In doing so, you'll want to provide a headline for each section and apply bold to the text. Like indented highlights, you must rely on HTML code in admin to achieve this. The code consists entirely of the following:
- <b> : This is the code used to initiate the bold effect.
- </b> : This is the code use to close the bold effect.
Anytime you are applying bold to text in admin, both the <ul> and </ul> code will be used. Never fail to close the bold application. Otherwise, it will be applied to the entire summary. Unlike the code for indented highlights, spacing is not an issues. Therefore, you won't need to have the text of the following highlight follow the code to close the bold effect immediately. Here is an example:
- U.S. Congress - HR 3962 (House Passage), 2009.
