Adobe InDesign Tagged Text - Manual (Page 10)

6 USING INDESIGN TAGGED TEXT
Adobe InDesign CS5 Tagged Text
Last updated 4/21/2010
Character-level tags
Attribute Tag name Tag abbr. Examples and notes
Alternate glyph cAlternateGlyph:Integer caltg
Alternate glyphs for OpenType or Asian fonts such as Tekton
Pro MM appear in the Glyphs panel. In this example, 3
represents the third alternate glyph in the pop-up panel.
Auto pair kerning cAutoPairKern:String capk
This tag can include Optical or Metrics (default).
Baseline shift cBaselineShift:Real cbs
This value can be between -5000 and 5000 points.
Case cCase:Enum ccase
Valid values include Small Caps, All Caps, Caps To Small
Caps, or Normal (default). Caps To Small Caps is an
OpenType font attribute.
Character alignment cHang:Enum ch
Valid values include EmTop, EmCenter (default), EmBottom,
Baseline, ICFTop, and ICFBottom.
Character skew cSkew:Real csk
The value represents the percentage of character skew from
85 to -85 degrees.
Color: color tint cColorTint:Real cct
Specify a tint percentage.
Color: character fill cColor:String or Color
Definition cc or
This tag can include tints, gradients, and unnamed colors.
The default color is Black.
Color: character stroke cStrokeColor:String or Color
Definition csc or Process:0.5,1,0>
This tag can include tints, gradients, and unnamed colors.
The default color is None.
Color: fill gradient angle cGradientAngle:Real cga
Angle of linear gradient fill from -180 to 180 degrees.
Color: fill gradient center cGradientCenter:Real,Real cgc
This tag indicates the x and y values of the center point of a
radial gradient or the starting point of a linear gradient.
Color: fill gradient length cGradientLength:Real cgl
This tag indicates the length of a linear gradient ramp or
radius of a radial gradient.
Color: stroke gradient angle cStrokeGradientAngle:Real csga
Angle of linear gradient fill from -180 to 180 degrees.
Color: stroke gradient center cStrokeGradientCenter:Real,R
eal csgs
This tag indicates the x and y values of the center point of a
radial gradient or the starting point of a linear gradient.