The reserved class values in this section are only applied to [^ol^], [^ul^], and [^dl^].
nomark, exercise, glossary, index, toc, poetry, specify-numbernomark, exercise, glossary, index, toc, poetrynomark— used to prevent the automatic inclusion of list prefixes, like bullets or numbers.exercise— used to denote an exercise question, typically one in a list format like a multiple-choice question.glossary— used to denote a glossary entry.index— used to denote an indices entry.toc— used to denote a table of contents entry.poetry— used to denote a line in a work of poetry that is meant to formatted in stanzas or a way that is similar to a list.specify-number— used to denote very specific numeric values and recommended to be used sparingly as it will hardcode those cell positions. Examples of accompanying cell positions would be 1-3, 5-7, etc. with the first number representing which cell the item should start in and the second number representing which cell the second line and all subsequent lines should start in.poetry— used to denote a line in a work of poetry that is meant to be formatted in stanzas or a way that is similar to a list.class values:left-aligned, directions, hanging, specific-numberleft-aligned, directions, hangingleft-aligned— used to denote a paragraph that should be left justified.directions— used to denote directions that will typically accompany tests, quizzes, or multiple choice questions.hanging— used to denote a paragraph in which the first line is set to the left margin, but all subsequent lines are indented.specific-number— used to denote very specific numeric values and recommended to be used sparingly as it will hardcode those cell positions. Examples of accompanying cell positions would be 1-3, 5-7, etc. with the first number representing which cell the item should start in and the second number representing which cell the second line and all subsequent lines should start in.