XML Tags in a document: changing their format or type

[bdaniel76]

I have bound a schema to a word document. I am applying tags to the document
and I want to know how to change the format of the tag. When I apply the tag
it looks like a purple tube with the tag name on it. Something like the
following:
(tag_name_here( ) ) [note there are lines on top of the parentheses]. Other
tags however, showup like this: (<|tag_name_here( )tag_name_here|>). The
symbol that I tred to emulate with the <| looks like the backward or
beginning symbol on a media player.

My question is, how do I get my XML tags to show up like the latter instead
of the former.

 

[bdaniel76]

To refine the question: I think what I am really looking for is a way to
capture hard returns.

 

[bdaniel76]

Solution:

The issue comes when the tag is already part of a line. If you need to
split the tag, put it on it's own line. After you split the tag with a hard
return, you can remove the hard return between the tags so that the open and
close parts of the tag are on the same line.

To refine the question: I think what I am really looking for is a way to
capture hard returns.

I have bound a schema to a word document. I am applying tags to the document
and I want to know how to change the format of the tag. When I apply the tag
it looks like a purple tube with the tag name on it. Something like the
following:
(tag_name_here( ) ) [note there are lines on top of the parentheses]. Other
tags however, showup like this: (<|tag_name_here( )tag_name_here|>). The
symbol that I tred to emulate with the <| looks like the backward or
beginning symbol on a media player.

My question is, how do I get my XML tags to show up like the latter instead
of the former.