Promote the subsection into a section content element - see Promoting and demoting provisions .
Place your cursor in the incorrectly marked up x-ref and right-click and select "Ignore x-ref"
"Tag x-ref" relies on pattern recognition. It is a work-in-progress and as such it might incorrectly identify a cross reference which is to another document and attempt to find the target provision within the current document. If this has happened, the best thing to do is ask the system to ignore the x-ref so that it doesn't re-attempt to update it every time "Tag x-ref" and "Update x-ref" are run.
Use "Indent level" drop-down menu to manually correct the indent of elements inside a quoted structure. You can set it when you creating a new quoted structure, or you can adjust it after you have inserted a quoted structure using the right-click context menu "Update quoted structure properties"
Currently, Lawmaker does not support a dedicated ‘hyperlink’ functionality. To insert a link, you need to copy the URL and paste it directly into the document. The link will appear as normal text in both the Editor and the generated PDF. However, when you open the PDF and hover your cursor over the link, it will become clickable, allowing you to open the linked page.
Option 1 - Using tags to guide you:
From the upper tool bar, select "Document > Preferences" and select "Block tags" from the Tag Display Mode drop-down menu.
Place your cursor in the element before the provision you are trying to insert your element before e.g. to insert a section before the first section in a bill only containing sections: place your cursor after the "body" tag.
Click 'Enter' to access the Insert menu/CCA and select your desired provision.
The system will insert the provision after the element that your cursor is placed after so in the section example, it will be inserted immediately after the "body" element and before your first "Section" element.
Option 2 - Using the breadcrumbs to guide you:
Place your cursor at the start of the element you want to insert an element before e.g. to insert a section before the first section in a bill only containing section - place your cursor in the "num" of the first section.
Use the back arrow on the keyboard to move your cursor left-wards through the element tags (the element that your cursor appears in will be shown in the breadcrumb so in the section example, it will show Bill > body > section > Num)
Click 'Enter' to access the Insert menu/CCA when you get to the correct element (using the example above, this would be when you got to 'body') and select your desired provision
The system will insert the provision after the element that your cursor is placed after so in the example above, a section would be inserted immediately after the "body" element and before your first "Section" element.
The reason for these 2 approaches is because the system will always attempt to insert your selected provision after the element that your cursor is in, which is why it is difficult to position your cursor so that the inserted provision is inserted before the first element in a list. This technique gets around that issue as long as you understand the hierarchical nature of XML.
It's not currently possible to insert 'defined terms' in elements other than definitions, we will be adding this into a future release.
If you have a series of steps in your document and one of the steps contains paragraphs, it is not obvious how to continue inserting steps after inserting a paragraph. This is because Lawmaker will insert a step as a child of your paragraph. To get around this insertion logic, place your cursor in the step before your paragraph and click 'Enter' to get the insert menu. If you select 'Step' from here, it will insert it as a sibling of the step that your cursor is in.
Use SHIFT + Enter which is the keyboard shortcut to create an additional text paragraph.
See Inserting Scottish Bill and Act front and back covers, Inserting UK Bill and Act front and back covers and Inserting table of contents