(DOCSP-11947), (DOCSP-40563), (DOCSP-41106): Updates for timestamps, procedures, and toggles. (#173)

* (DOCSP-11947), (DOCSP-40563), (DOCSP-41106): Updates for timestamps, procedures, and toggles.

* (DOCSP-11947): Incorporated Jeff's feedback.

Author: corryroot

source/style-guide/includes/terms/d.rst

@@ -31,6 +31,14 @@ D
    database
      Use *database* as one word.
 
+   date
+     :icon-fa4:`times-circle` Use *timestamp* instead of *date* 
+     wherever applicable to avoid confusion.
+
+     .. seealso:: 
+       
+        :term:`timestamp`
+
    default
      Use *default* as a noun or adjective. Don't use *default* as a
      verb.

source/style-guide/includes/terms/t.rst

@@ -140,11 +140,20 @@ T
      *timeout* as one word when using the term as a noun or adjective.
 
    timestamp
-     Use *timestamp* as one word. Use only as a noun.
+     Use *timestamp* as one word. Use only as a noun. Use *timestamp* 
+     instead of *date* wherever applicable to avoid confusion.
+
+     .. seealso:: 
+       
+        :term:`date`
 
    time zone
      Use *time zone* as two words.
 
+   toggle
+     Use *toggle* as a noun for the UI element that switches between 
+     two modes, usually :guilabel:`On` and :guilabel:`Off`.
+
    toolbar
      **toolbox**
      **toolkit**

source/style-guide/style/tasks.txt

@@ -96,8 +96,17 @@ Procedures
 A task contains one or more *procedures* or sets of sequential action
 steps. Consider the following guidelines when creating a procedure:
 
--  If the procedure has more than one step, use a ``steps`` file for
-   the steps. Don't use bullets, except to list choices within a step.
+-  If the procedure has more than one step, use the ``.. procedure::`` 
+   directive for the steps. Don't use bullets, except to list choices 
+   within a step.
+-  If the procedure has more than one step, follow the guidance for 
+   introducing lists to introduce the procedure. To learn more, see 
+   :ref:`lists`.
+-  If a procedure has nested steps, use ordered lists within the 
+   ``.. step::`` directive. The first level of nesting should use 
+   ``a, b, c``, and so on. The next level of nesting should use 
+   ``i, ii, iii``, and so on. Don't nest any more than that. To learn 
+   more, see :ref:`lists`.
 -  If the procedure has only one step, show that step in a regular
    paragraph. That is, don't number it.
 -  If you have lengthy introductory or prerequisite information, or if