Indent

When referring to text, indent is the process of moving the beginning of a sentence or paragraph inward. In many programs an indent can be easily created by pressing the tab key on the keyboard. A typical indent is five spaces from the left-hand or right-hand of the page.

This is an example of indented text.

Additional information and help with indenting text in HTML or on your web page can be found on document CH001034.

Also see: Hanging indent, Tab

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