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- user-manual: Using attributes: set, assign, and reference
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Before you can use an attribute in your document, it must be set.
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(Sometimes referred to as "`toggling on`" the attribute).
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Some attributes are automatically set when {adr} processes a document.
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You can also set (or override) an attribute for a document by declaring an attribute entry.
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For example:
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:sectnums:
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Many attributes can be assigned a value at the same time:
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:leveloffset: 3
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The value may be empty, a string (of characters) or a number.
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A string value may include references to other attributes.
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Attributes can be unset using the bang symbol (`!`).
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The `!` can be placed either before or after the attribute's name.
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For example, both:
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:sectnums!:
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and
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:!sectnums:
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mean unset the `sectnums` attribute.
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In this case, it tells Asciidoctor to not number the sections.
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To soft unset an attribute from the CLI or API, you can use the following syntax:
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!name=@
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The leading `!` unsets the attribute while the `@` lowers the precedence of the assignment.
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This assignment is almost always used to unset a default value while still allowing the document to assign a new one.
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One such example is `sectids`, which is enabled by default.
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`!sectids=@` switches the setting off.
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An [.term]_attribute reference_ is an inline element composed of the name of the attribute enclosed in curly brackets.
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For example:
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The value of leveloffset is {leveloffset}.
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The attribute reference is replaced by the attribute's value when Asciidoctor processes the document.
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Referencing an attribute that is not set is considered an error and is handled specially by the processor.
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The following sections will show you how to use attributes on your whole document, individual blocks, and inline elements.
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