Cdml Mark
From: CdmlElements
Description
This CmdlElement allows simple marking or highlighting of certain words or passages of text.
Two slightly different versions of this command are available:
- The short form of this command allows highlights in six common colors, which are optimized for readability.
- In the long form of this command, each of the 16 millions of colors can be chosen for the background of the highlighted words.
Example
The line:
- This Word is important.
can be created either in the short form with:
: This [[red]Word] is important.
or in the long form with:
: This [[mark][color=#FFAABB]Word] is important.
The short form requires only a colorname to be specified. Valid colornames are: "red", "green", "blue", "yellow", "pink" and "orange"; e.g. [red]
For the long form:
- color: The color-code or a color-name has to be specified (default: #AACCFF); e.g. [color=#FFAABB].
Note: When in the long version the color is specified with a color-name rather than a color-code, the resulting color is NOT identical the one from the short form of the command (using the same color-name)! (e.g. [[red]Word] is not the same as [[mark][color=red]Word])
(see also: HtmlColorCodes, CdmlColorNames)
More Examples
The following example:
- This text is highlighted in red, green, blue, yellow, pink and orange.
is created from:
: This text is highlighted in [[red]red], [[green]green],
[[blue]blue], [[yellow]yellow], [[pink]pink] and
[[orange]orange].
The example:
- The six colors shown in the previous paragraph can be created very easily, but generally highlighting is possible in each required color.
is created from:
: The six colors shown in the previous paragraph can be created
very easily, but generally [[mark][color=#ffcc33]highlighting]
is [[mark][color=#dddddd]possible] in [[mark][color=#88dddd]
each required color].
And, finally, the line:
- This Word has not the same color as this Word
results from:
: This [[red]Word] has not the same color as this [[mark][color=red]Word]
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