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Select the provisions you want to wrap
Either:
right-click within the selected provisions in the structure view or the Editor and select Wrap element…,
from the toolbar select Tools>Wrap element… or
use the keyboard shortcut Alt+w.
Select from the menu that appears the element (e.g. Part) that you want to wrap the provisions with.
Selecting provisions to wrap
To select the provisions you want you can either:
Select the provisions in the structure view - see Using the structure view.
Highlight the provisions in the Editor by dragging your cursor from the beginning to the end of them (or vice versa).
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Selecting provisions to wrap
To select the provisions you want you can either:
Select the provisions in the structure view - see Using the structure view.
Highlight the provisions in the Editor by dragging your cursor from the beginning to the end of them (or vice versa).
Wrap options
The following tables summarise the wrap options dependent on your selection.
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In SI/SSIs
Selected provisions being wrapped(s) | Wrap option |
Part | Group of parts |
Chapter | Part |
Section | Part Chapter |
Sub-section | Part Chapter Section |
Cross heading | Part Chapter Section Sub-section |
Regulation (or article etc.) | Part Chapter Section Sub-section Cross-heading |
Schedule paragraph | Part Chapter Section Sub-section Cross-heading |
How to unwrap provisions
You can unwrap provisions
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Place your cursor in the provision you wish to remove through an ‘unwrap’ function:by:
Right-clicking on the grouping level provision you want to remove in the Structure view and selecting Unwrap element
Right-clicking on the provision provisions in the Structure view or Editor view, orEditor and selecting Unwrap element
Using the keyboard short-cut shortcut Alt+e
Select ‘Unwrap element’
The system will attempt to acquire a lock on the appropriate document fragment if it hasn’t got one already before it This will remove the grouping level provision from the document, leaving behind the child provisionsAs well as ‘wrap’ it is possible to ‘unwrap’ provisions. This is when you want to remove a higher-level grouping provision e.g. a part which contains a set of sections/regulations, without deleting the sections/regulations. An ‘unwrap’ operation can be performed on if you unwrap a Part then the Part will be deleted, but not any sections within the Part.
You can unwrap the following provisions:
Group of partsParts
Part
Chapter
Sections (for SIs Section (SI/SSIs only)
Sub-sections (for SIs section (SI/SSIs only)
Cross heading
Sch Part
Sch Chapter
Sch Cross heading
Sch Sections (for SIs only)
Sch Sub-sections (for SIs only)-heading
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Hints and tips If you unwrap a part and there is already a part left in the document, the provisions that were in the removed part will move into the remaining part If the grouping level being unwrapped has siblings:
If you are in the middle of unwrapping a sequence of higher-level grouping elements, you might trigger the validation rule (causing red underlining) e.g. removing a Part which contained Chapters. If you continue unwrapping the Chapters, this will cancel the validation rule. |
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