Attribute name styles in listings

Where attributes are displayed (tables) or listed (pop-up menus) a number of conventions are used to help explain aspects of the attribute:

• Active, defined attribute. Normal text label colour/weight
• Calculated (read-only value). Italic in pop-up menus, but a grey label in tables
• Deprecated (do not continue to use!). Strikethrough label: black line in pop-ups, red line in tables.
• In tables only:
  • a label in bold indicates an attribute with a local value (i.e. discrete value set in this note, vs. default/inherited).
  • (Displayed Attributes) a label in grey indicates a table item defined for a non-existent attribute, e.g. occurring when a note with Displayed Attributes is imported form another TBX document

Locations of listings:

• Inspector Menus:
  • Document: System Attributes
  • Properties: Quickstamp
  • Action: Sort
• Tables:
  • Get Info Attributes pane (including torn-off)
  • Displayed Attributes table
  • Add Displayed Attributes pop-over
  • Attribute Browser view column picker
  • Stand-alone Text window

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See also—notes linking to here:

• Text window
• attributes tab
• Displayed Attributes table
• Add Displayed Attributes pop-over
• Sort tab
• System tab
• Attribute Browser column pop-up
• Quickstamp tab