10. Phrase Styles
The phrase styles available are summarised below.
Tag | Description | Sample Output |
Emphasis: | ||
1 | 1st level emphasis (default) | emphasis 1 |
2 | 2nd level emphasis | emphasis 2 |
3 | 3rd level emphasis | emphasis 3 |
Formatting: | ||
N | normal | some normal text |
I | italic | some italic text |
B | bold | some bold text |
U | underline | some underline text |
EX | example | some example text |
Types: | ||
email address | ianc@mincom.com | |
F (or FILE) | Filename | myfile.sdf |
SECT | Section |
|
URL | Uniform Resource Locator | http://www.mincom.com |
Classes: | ||
DOC | document title | SDF User Guide |
REF | reference (document code) | MTR-SDF-0002 |
ORG | organisation | Mincom |
PRD | product | MIMS |
Specials: | ||
E (or CHAR) | escape (i.e. special character) | © |
S | spaces are non-breaking | section 2.1 |
IMPORT | name of a figure to import | |
URLs: | ||
http | ||
ftp | ||
telnet | ||
news | ||
gopher | ||
wais | ||
https | ||
snews |
Note: When emphasising text, it is generally better to use an emphasis style rather than a formatting style as the best way of doing so depends on the output format.