# Style Rules for the Website

This section includes some basic style rules specifically for documenting certain parts of the website.

What's New Section
  The following Style Rules pertain to adding features in the What's New sections of the website.
  Content of Features
    Rule: Whenever possible, the content of each feature should focus on its actual benefit to the end user.
  Links to the User Guide
    Rule: Add links to the User Guide for features in which users might want more information.
  Structured Markup
    Rules: The following list is some of the most common tags that are used in the website, and a description of the type of content that should be placed in the tags.
    - Bold (`strong`) - Use the `strong` tag when referring to Text, Author, Grid, or Design modes.
    - Emphasis (`emf`) - Use the `emf` tag for names of UI controls.
    - Italics (`italic`) - Use the `italic` tag for content that would normally be wrapped in various code-related DITA elements (such as `codeph`, `apiname`, `filepath`, etc.)
    - oXygen (`product`) - Use the `product` key whenever referring to oXygen.
Other Style Rules for the Website
  The following are other Style Rules that pertain the website.
  Time Zones
    Rule: When referring to time zones in North America, use the 2 letter abbreviation (ET for Eastern Time). DO NOT use the 3 letter abbreviation (for example, EDT or EST) to avoid causing confusion or listing an inaccurate time.
  Syncro Soft
    Rule: Use "Syncro Soft" unless "Syncro" is clearly defined as "Syncro Soft" in the document.