Docket Grid

What happens when your data replaces the sample

What Docket Grid does when the data is longer, shorter or emptier than the sample:

Fixed page furnitureNever grows, never moves

running head (short title, reference) over a 2px cobalt rule; folio foot over a hairline; constant margins; the four-column grid and its 160px first column, which every article and clause numeral sits in

Repeats per recordOne block per row of your data

numbered articles and clauses on the numeral column; lettered paragraphs; the eight docket cells on the title page; milestone, acceptance and fee rows in the Schedules; execution columns, one per party

Grows with your dataAbsorbs long values without breaking

clause bodies (one line or twelve); recitals; the two party cells; the scope statement; every Schedule table cell

Pinned to every pageHolds position across page breaks

running head and its rule at page top, folio at page bottom of every page; grid columns, numeral column width and margins identical on every page

Order on the pageWhat sits after what

articles run in number order; Schedule 1 after the last article; Schedule 2 after Schedule 1; the execution block after Schedule 2 — each may start a new page

Page breaksWhat may split, what must not

an article and a Schedule table may split across pages, the table repeating its head row; a docket cell, a single clause with its numeral and the execution block must not

Last pageHow the document ends

the execution block may land on the final page alone; the running head, the chartreuse-ticked article rule and the folio carry that page

Palette and type