Right margin indent/unindent

I see from the source for indent/outdent that the task is somewhat more complicated than I had anticipated, due to the number of special cases involved, the different strategy for XHTML, and of course the need to handle a multi-element selection (which I had conveniently overlooked).

I suppose I could always make one that works only on the closest or outermost ancestor <div> or <p> since I'm supporting a standards-based editing framework that discourages nesting.

Still, it seems like something that would have come up frequently in the past. I can see it would be a simple, fairly quick change for the code author, but of course no matter how useful any one thing would be, there's always a ton of everything else that needs doing. I could see it taking me days to modify a copy of that code, and I just don't have them right now.

So I went with adding the following to the Styles list:

{ name : 'RightInd-nil'   , element : 'div',      styles: {'margin-right' : '' } },
{ name : 'RightInd-00'   , element : 'div',      styles: {'margin-right' : '0px' } },
{ name : 'RightInd-20'   , element : 'div',      styles: {'margin-right' : '20px' } },
{ name : 'RightInd-40'   , element : 'div',      styles: {'margin-right' : '40px' } },
{ name : 'RightInd-60'   , element : 'div',      styles: {'margin-right' : '60px' } },

It's far from ideal but it met my need for something quick and usable (more-or-less).

It doesn't come anywhere close to handling all the situations that the indent and outdent buttons do, but if someone searches later for right-indent handling, here is the minimalist solution. You might want to modify another copy of these lines to handle your paragraph elements.

It's probably obvious, but the difference between RightInd-nil and RightInd-00 is that the first one reverts to whatever margin is defined in the class of the div, where RightInd-00 overrides whatever margin is defined in the class, forcing it to 0.