Wide Style
Understanding Visual LISP Formatting Styles
Column Style
In the Narrow style, the first argument is placed on the next line after the function name, and other arguments are aligned in a column below the first argument. The displacement of the first argument's starting position relative to the expression starting position is controlled by the value of the Narrow Style Indentation environment option (in the following example, this value is equal to 2):
(autoload
"appload"
'("appload")
)
The Narrow formatting style applies for progn expressions, and for those instances when the Plane and Wide formatting styles cannot be applied.